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I built several tables, (visuals) in Power BI. Now I need a 'Total table' . Is there a way I can create a new table that adds up my visuals totals rather than bulding the ''Total table' from the data? It is a bit tricky to do it from the data as each visual has specific filters different one to the other. That's why I wonder if like in excel I could built a new table that adds up the totals I already have on the visuals. For example; the 'Total table' would show:
Clients 431 + 98 = 529
Min 420 + 55 = 475
Many thanks for your answers! 😁
Thanks for your anser! I have both measures and colums.
The issue I have is that they are filtered differently for each visual and mutually exclusive for creating a total measure.
Hi @Erika16 ,
You can get the total value you want by creating a measure.
Are your values(For example, MAX and MIN.) in a table a measure or a column?
You can create the following measure to get your total.
Total=SUMX(ALLSELECTED('TABLE'), [Measure/Column])
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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