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asap
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How to add calculated measure into to the table

I have the following table in the power bi

Name Budgetplanactual
number of chicken, unit234
number of chicken, kg123

 

now I want to add one more row after the calculation.

I want such a table,

Name Budgetplanactual
number of chicken, unit234
number of chicken, kg123
average weight chicken0,5000,6670,750

so the 3rd row is based on the previous 2 rows. 

Is it possible to add inside the Power bi? if yes can I get some directions, please? 

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v-stephen-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @asap ,

 

Name  Budget plan actual
number of chicken, unit 2 3 4
number of chicken, kg 1 2 3

Is the above table the data imported? Or a matrix visual/table visual?

If it's a matrix visual, it's still possible.

 

 

Best Regards,

Stephen Tao

 

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TomMartens
Super User
Super User

Hey @asap ,

 

this is not possible using the default Table or Matrix visual.

Custom visuals like the Zebra BI Table visual, the Inforiver visual, and the Financial Reporting Matrix by Profitbase support "custom" total on rows and columns.

 

Regards,

Tom 



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