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brtfrschnr
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Dynamically Summing Columns

Help me, Power BI Community. You're my only hope...

 

I need help with a query that create new columns that would sum Item totals by Area, Team, Group, and all Items and can be filtered by Item, Area, Team, Group, and Order Date.

 

GroupTeamAreaDateItemItem TotalArea TotalTeam TotalGroup TotalTotal
B199CS23111000766  9/29/20227360774600600420074099.6109248.84
B199CS231110132439/6/2022735802336003600420074099.6109248.84
B104CS131110169669/14/202273590811426.41426.41426.474099.6109248.84
B113CS131110055169/2/202273638544522.522612.522612.574099.6109248.84
B113CS131110055169/2/202273579061809022612.522612.574099.6109248.84
C104GL130400001689/9/202211397533143.2433143.2433143.2433143.2416109248.84
A178DW130200023959/12/20221707122006200620062006109248.84
B159CS131110147999/16/2022735931544600.744600.744600.774099.6109248.84
B109CS131110173869/29/2022736070912601260126074099.6109248.84

 

Filter = before 9/29/2022

 

GroupTeamAreaDateItemItem TotalArea TotalTeam TotalGroup TotalTotal
B199CS23111013243  9/6/2022735802336003600360072239.6107388.84
B104CS131110169669/14/202273590811426.41426.41426.472239.6107388.84
B113CS131110055169/2/202273638544522.522612.522612.572239.6107388.84
B113CS131110055169/2/202273579061809022612.522612.572239.6107388.84
C104GL130400001689/9/202211397533143.2433143.2433143.2433143.2416107388.84
A178DW130200023959/12/20221707122006200620062006107388.84
B159CS131110147999/16/2022735931544600.744600.744600.772239.6107388.84
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BA_Pete
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Hello Leia,

 

This will really need to be done in DAX, rather than Power Query. Try these measures:

 

_areaSum/Team/Group =
CALCULATE(
    SUM(yourTable[Item Total]),
    ALL(yourTable),
    VALUES(yourTable[Area]) // Just change this to Team/Group for the other totals
)

_totalSum =
CALCULATE(
    SUM(yourTable[Item Total]),
    ALL(yourTable)
)

 

 

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Thanks so much. I tried previously in DAX and Power BI behaved most petulantly. It's entirely possible I was providing faulty language, so I'll test and let you know the output.

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