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6 TopicsAdd a global setting to never auto summarize
We have some reporting requirements that can involve pulling in hundreds of columns of data, yes we've suggested better ways to do this, but for some ingest feeds that's what came as the client requirement. This for one starts to get rather pokey, but it's extra annoying when PowerBI decides to summarize each field and you have to go in and tell it not to summarize for dozens of them. There should be a global setting to not summarize new columns you can toggle on and off once, like there's a pause updates feature.401Views0likes1CommentPower BI does not recognize my numeric fields nor does it let me change them
I've read different posts to fix the issue with how to get Power BI to recognize numeric fields but all I get is errors that I cannot change them to whole of decimal fields. I even modified the fields to numeric in Excel priot to loading the data. I do not see the "sum" option nor the 'Sum' symbol next to those fields, so I am curious if that is why the total values do not make sense. The fields that it does recognise are correct.Solved26KViews0likes10CommentsCount and Sum shows wrong results
I need your support for the below issue. I have connected my excel to power BI and generated graphs. While generating the reports I am facing the below issue: 1. Sum Function: I am calculating man-hours spent on each property, In the below chart "Total man-hours by property" based on the filter, it should show the value as 4 but it shows the wrong value as 6. Please refer to the table below, where the correct value is 2+2 = 4 (total hours spent) is shown; but in the chart, it is showing wrongly. When I make a sum the result is showing wrong with more value and I need your support to fix it. 2. Count Value: In the below chart name "Count of property visits", here actually it should show the result as 2, but it shows a wrong result as 3. Can you please advise on how to fix it. I hope I have clarified my query. Looking forward to your support.Solved814Views0likes2CommentsSUMIFS equivalent
Hi - I have been trying to get a "SUMIFS" for lack of better term going across 2 tables. 1 table has employees, weeks they worked and billable hours. The other table has employees, weeks they worked, and nonbillable hours. I'm trying to pull the nonbillable into the billable. The billable is summarized by week and employee info but the nonbillable is broken out by different types of nonbillable work, so there are multiple lines per week. In the billable table I have tried many combinations of formulas (sum, sumx, allexcept, multiple filter formulas, if formulas, etc.), this is the latest that has not worked: Total Nonbill Hrs = calculate(sum(Nonbillable[Hours]),filter(Nonbillable,Nonbillable[Employee Name]=[Employee Name] && Nonbillable[week]=[week])) This is failing to give me the total for that specific week, instead it is just giving me the total nonbillable hours worked for that person every single week, which obviously very much skews my data. Any help would be greatly appreciated, I'm new at PowerBI/DAX but advanced at excel, so I didn't think this would be that difficult to accomplish... clearly I was wrong. Thank you!Solved2.3KViews0likes5CommentsWrong Sum totals when using a SUM measure from two different Tables
Dear All PBI Users, I am getting the wrong columnb totals when i create a measure between two different tables. See Attached picture. How do i solve this. The formula i have used in shown in the formula bar. Kindly this is urgent if someone could assist at the soonest Thanks2.7KViews0likes4Commentsadding several values from table.
Hi. I have water measurers latest values in table and lets say 10 devices. 3 are main measurers. that means that sum of thoes 3 measures should be qual to the sum of other 7 measurers values. there are 10 values, one for each device. how can i add thoes 3 and thoes 7 seperately and then compare them.Solved1.9KViews0likes3Comments