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Hi, Can we Group by Totals sales by Location for Store ID Column in Power BI Desktop, Please find the examples below.
Here is the Report:
Sales ID | Total Sales | Store ID |
303 | 500 | 221 |
202 | 1200 | 560 |
102 | 700 | 221 |
232 | 400 | 780 |
103 | 450 | 120 |
231 | 555 | 780 |
And I want the output like:
Here, I needed Total Sales Grouping for Each Store, in the above example, Total Sales Grouped for Store ID’s 221 as 1300 &for 780 Total Sales 955.
Sale ID | Total Sales | Store ID |
102 | 700 | 221 |
202 | 500 | 221 |
1300 | ||
103 | 450 | 120 |
450 | ||
303 | 1200 | 560 |
| 1200 | |
231 | 555 | 780 |
232 | 400 | 780 |
| 955 |
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Hi @sandeepk66,
Could you please mark the proper answer as solution or share the solution if it's convenient for you? That will be a big help to the others.
Best Regards!
Dale
Hi,
if you want to show this in a Dashboard then use Matrix Visual it serves just that.
Thanks
Yash
You can also use calculated table for this,
Go to Modeling tab and click on new table then use this DAX formula
Group by = SUMMARIZE(Sheet1,Sheet1[Store ID],"Total sales", Sum(Sheet1[Total Sales])).
You can use matrix visual.
Can you provide steps, how did you get the row for totals under Store ID??
assuming you put down your visual, added store id and sales id under rows and sum under value, use "expand all button", its in the left up corner, 3rd one.
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