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Hi All,
Here is another issue I am trying to solve. How to calculate this row totals to get the true sum.
Appreciate any help.
Best regards,
Sumit
Hi @Anonymous ,
If you want to calculate sum of each row, you can just create a calculate column like:
Row of sum = [column1] + [column2] + [column3] +... ,
and put them in a table visual, you will get the sum of all row totals when enable totals in the table.
Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
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@Anonymous ,You if do something like that
sumx(summarize(Table,Table[Commodities],"_1",[Progress Plan]),[_1])
, You can add more level
or check with isfiltered and chnage formula
if( isfiltered(Table[Commodities]) || isfiltered(Table[Sub Commodities]), [Progress Plan],[new formula ])https://powerpivotpro.com/2013/03/hasonevalue-vs-isfiltered-vs-hasonefilter/
@amitchandak and @Mariusz
Thanks for your quick response. @amitchandak what is "_1" and [_1]?
Best regards,
Sumit
@Anonymous , I am giving a name of the column in "" and then when use it I use in [] . So we are creating the final total from row level. So try to force row-level formula to row-level, those are the group by's of summarize and then adding it up.
@amitchandak Oh, ok, got it, thank you. but it's not giving me the desired outcome. Its calculating totals at each row level correct, but not the overall total. May be I am missing something.
Best regards,
Sumit
Hi @Anonymous
Can you provide your current DAX expression and what outcome you expect?
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