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Hi everyone,
A year ago I created a formula, the [Closed] is a measure:
The main goal was to aggregate the total numbers for each item, second column:
For some reason, I want to use the source table's column from now on, but I am not able to deliver the same, I tried everything variables all of the sum and filtering options, but always returning the non-aggregated values
Is it possible to returning totals for each row without measure at all?
Thank you!
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So, I found the solution and it was totally understandable why the aggregation didn't work, In the matrix table's rows section there were 2 groups:
Since the calculation did not contain the [Related assignment group] field, the calc has failed to work. So I eliminated the mentioned field and voila:
The only issue that I have to eliminate the rows without value and this is possible with an ISINSCOPE function, so here is the right calculation:
So, I found the solution and it was totally understandable why the aggregation didn't work, In the matrix table's rows section there were 2 groups:
Since the calculation did not contain the [Related assignment group] field, the calc has failed to work. So I eliminated the mentioned field and voila:
The only issue that I have to eliminate the rows without value and this is possible with an ISINSCOPE function, so here is the right calculation:
Hi @Anonymous ,
I am glad that you have found the solution by yourself. You could accept your own reply to help the other members find it more quickly. Thank you for your contribution!
Hi @Anonymous ,
You could try the following DAX:
Measure 2 =
SUMX ( ALLSELECTED ( 'Table'[Tier2] ), [Measure] )
Well, you could create a new column in your table that would have the total but generally no, there is no Count ALL default aggregation
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