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Hi all,
I have the below table in Power BI Power query.
I wanted to simplify the subject and paste the Excel copy of it instead.
The columns with blue titles are my available data. I want to generate the Green column in Power query.
It's so simple in excel. As shown below.
How can I do the same operation in Power BI? I would like to return each sumif figure on each row.
Ultimately, my goal is to add a new column and generate a calculated copy of the highligted column in PBI power query.
Thank you.
Solved! Go to Solution.
It does not appear that you are in the Query Editor (Power Query).
Select `Home=>Transform`
Then you will find the GroupBy option and, when the dialog box opens, select Advanced to be able to add multiple aggregations/operations
Hi @ronrsnfld,
Thanks for the response.
I grouped the data by the Activity ID.
I aggregated all with sum of working day count. However, I couldn't see anything regarding "all rows"
The end result is this. I can't aggregate or select All Rows.
It does not appear that you are in the Query Editor (Power Query).
Select `Home=>Transform`
Then you will find the GroupBy option and, when the dialog box opens, select Advanced to be able to add multiple aggregations/operations
Thank you! It is resolved. You were extremely fast 😄
This forum is lucky to have someone like you.
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