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Anonymous
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Show only certain column subtotals in Matrix

Hello,

I have a matrix defined as:

1.png

 

My issue is that I don't want subtotals for the columns highlighted in red below, however, I cannot determine how to accomplish this.  Is this possible?

2.png

 

This is what I would like:

3.png

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MFelix
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Hi  @Anonymous ,

 

Looking at the information you have on your matrix values  believe that the best option is to pass the columns where you don't wan't the subtotal for the rows part and then turn off the steped layout and then format the subtotal at the first column only.

 

Another option to keep the format as you have is to make a format of the field formatting for each of the columns with background and font colour as white and apply to subtotal then do the condittional formatting of the font colour black. This will give you the column as you need. If you want to have the alternate  colour background this may imply to make a measure to make the condittional formatting of the background.

 

Regards,

MFelix


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MFelix
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Hi  @Anonymous ,

 

Looking at the information you have on your matrix values  believe that the best option is to pass the columns where you don't wan't the subtotal for the rows part and then turn off the steped layout and then format the subtotal at the first column only.

 

Another option to keep the format as you have is to make a format of the field formatting for each of the columns with background and font colour as white and apply to subtotal then do the condittional formatting of the font colour black. This will give you the column as you need. If you want to have the alternate  colour background this may imply to make a measure to make the condittional formatting of the background.

 

Regards,

MFelix


Regards

Miguel Félix


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Anonymous
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Thanks MFelix I appreciate the suggestions!  I went with the second approach and below is the end result.  This feels like a hack as this is easily done in SSRS, wish it was a simpler thing in Power BI.

 

1p.png

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