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Hi @aritz001 ,
You have to write a measure that will do that. Below is just a sample for illustration and data might not make sense but achieves removing the total for a particular column item. Replace Dates[Month Name] ) = "July" with your column field and NOT ( HASONEVALUE ( Dates[Date] ) ) with your row field.
Remove total for July =
IF (
SELECTEDVALUE ( Dates[Month Name] ) = "July"
&& NOT ( HASONEVALUE ( Dates[Date] ) ),
BLANK (),
COUNT ( Dates[Month Short] )
)
As you can see below, the total is removed for July but the rows still have the numbers.
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Hi @aritz001 ,
You have to write a measure that will do that. Below is just a sample for illustration and data might not make sense but achieves removing the total for a particular column item. Replace Dates[Month Name] ) = "July" with your column field and NOT ( HASONEVALUE ( Dates[Date] ) ) with your row field.
Remove total for July =
IF (
SELECTEDVALUE ( Dates[Month Name] ) = "July"
&& NOT ( HASONEVALUE ( Dates[Date] ) ),
BLANK (),
COUNT ( Dates[Month Short] )
)
As you can see below, the total is removed for July but the rows still have the numbers.
Proud to be a Super User!
Here is the current formula and having issues doing what you did
Total Staff Count = SUMX(SUMMARIZE('tblTimeCombined_TimeDetail',
'tblTimeCombined_TimeDetail'[Date],"count", DISTINCTCOUNT ( 'tblTimeCombined_TimeDetail'[Staff ID] ) ),[count])
As far as I know, you can't
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