Subtotal of a measure

[Anonymous]

Hi,

I know this is an subject that was covered a lot, unfortunately, none of the answers provided can help me, or I'm just too stupid to understand and apply them.

I have goods given for free to clients and I wish I could determine how much I could save by giving goods with lesser COGS i/o my current one.

My main issue is, I have to use a measure to calculate my COGS/unit, as my database shows a quantity of goods of 0 as long as it's free goods (so I basically calculate my COGS/unit on proper sales, then apply that figure to free goods sales).

Obviously, goods are split according to their type, size, etc... and I need to respect that breakdown when replacing free goods by others. So far so good and Power BI got me through and gave me for instance this table:

As you can see, if I add both rows, in a classic Power BI fashion, it doesn't add up to 691 units.

I cannot revert back to a column, as explained, so any SUMX based solution cannot apply there.

If anyone could get me a sure fire way of getting a proper sub total, I'd really like it 🙂

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

turns out solution was a SUMX...

Real_Subttoal = sumx(filter(Catalogue;Catalogue[Product Segment]=SELECTEDVALUE(Catalogue[Product Segment]) && Catalogue[Size/Dimension Unified]=SELECTEDVALUE(Catalogue[Size/Dimension Unified]));[GIK Qty])