How to remove totals for date columns in table chart

[Anonymous]

Hi Community,

I have one table chart. In that i have date columns. I want remove the totals for date columns.. I can't use don't summerize option because in table there is a duplicate date.

To remove that duplicate data i used latest dates.. so that in totals it is giving latest date but i want to show those columns as empty.. How to achieve this.

Please help me out from this guys

Thanks in advance

Regards,

B V S S

[vanessafvg]

@Anonymous   sorry its hard to understand what you are asking for can you give an example of what you want the data to look like

[Anonymous]

Hi @vanessafvg ,

I have created table chart with Item, Start, End, Price, Revenue etc., In item column i have duplicate names.

to remove those duplicates i used latest start and latest end (That's why i am getting latest dates in totals)

now, i want to remove dates in totals (i.e i want to show blank in start and end dates total).. I hope i explained clearly this time

Please help me out from this

Thanks in advance

Regards,

B V S S

[v-xuding-msft]

Hi @Anonymous ,

Did you remove totals successfully? If you use your own method, welcome to share it. If my answer is helpful, please accept it as a solution.  More people who have the same requirement will find the answer quickly and benefit here.

Best Regards,

Xue Ding

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[v-xuding-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous ,

I think "Start Date" and "End Date" are measures. You use max function to calculate. Then the values are always showing latest date. If so, we can't remove the total values directly. You could try to calculate them by creating calculated columns. Otherwise, we can disable the total option. But the total values of others will be removed as well.  You could try to add a total row in your table manually to show after disabling the option.

Edit:

I attach a pbix file that you can reference.

Best Regards,

Xue Ding

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