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I'm a very novice user of BI and am trying to figure out how to use the Matrix view.
I've created a table for our sales data and would like to display it by state, by month with some other data.
In matrix view, I've put the state and date as the rows, and the sales and other data in the values section.
However in this view the sales data is summed, and I can't find an option to have it display the unique value for that state:month. The other data in the values section is behaving correctly and displaying per state/month.
Is there a different view I should be using or is my table setup incorrectly?
Thanks!
Hi @mcray11,
Could you please share some sample data of your scenario and post the expected result? Also change the Matrix visual to Table visual , and in Values of the Table visual, click the down arrow next to sales, and click "Do Not Summarize", then check if the visual gives the result you want.
Thanks,
Lydia Zhang
Hi All,
Unfortunatly when I use the table visual I am still unable to obtain accurate calculations.
I've attached a snapshot here to better explain the issue.
I'm trying to create a view that will provide a summary by month for each state.
While the totals per site or per state in I and T are correct, teh Values are not correct.
The values displayed are the values for the Year to Date, not the values per month.
Thanks for your help!
@mcray11 Instead of using Sum in your calculations, try SUMX. This will help with the totals issue and clear up the misinformation you are seeing.
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Thank you for the suggestion. For some reason however adding a calculated column with a SUMX on that field then provides 1/2 of the YTD number, and still the same number for every field.
Do you mean count of unique values? You can write a measure
unique values =distinctcount(table[column Name])
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