I am trying to add grand total at the end of each row to the right of a pivot table in an analysis. I can add grand total on the bottom but the rerquiremnt is asking for both the grand totals on the bottom of the pivot and at the end of each row to the right of a pivot table.. any suggestions are welcome.
If you look at how the pivot is constructed you will see that there are sum options for both columns and rows. Just click it.
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Is it possible using DAX in power pivot to create a measure that doesn't display in the matrix under each category but only as a subtotal? The desired output would look something like below where the measure would add subcategory A and B and divide those results by subcategory C. Highlighted row below is desired output that would be shown for each category in the matrix.
I'm calculating margin impact and the grand total is not the sum of the column. Below is the calculation measure:
=([CY_MARGIN]-[PY_MARGIN])*SUM(CYPY[CY_VOL])
I've tried adding sumx(values( to the calculation but I'm still not getting the correct column sum..
In Power BI, I have the next problem. I have a matrix with subtotals and I want to expand one of the subtotals and continue seeing the value of the rest subtotals, but they disappear when I expand one of the subtotals. How can I do to continue showing those values?
Original Matrix
Expanded Matrix
I have highlighted in yellow where I would like to continue seeing the subtotal (like in the original matrix when it wasn't expanded).
PS: I have the option Row Subtotals On
Thanks!
I have the following table
Order_lines(`Order line`,`order number`,`price`,`sale`,`profit`,`order item`)
Some order numbers have more than one item.
I need to calculate the average profit for the orders that have more than 5 line items.
I put my query like this:
select ROUND(profit/count(item),0) Average Profit
from order_lines;
having count(item)>5;
But it doesn't work. can anyone please help me with this? Thank you so much!!
Nowadays, SQL has a bit of a procedural component to it -- allowing you to break down a problem into multiple, smaller steps.
Try this two-step approach:
SELECT AVG (profit)
FROM (SELECT SUM (profit) profit
FROM order_lines
GROUP BY order_number
HAVING COUNT (*) > 5);
First, we get a list of orders having >5 lines and the profit on each, then we average those profits.
The matrix below has column totals under the red line. The pivoted column group columns are highlighted in yellow to the right of the vertical red line. The columns in the white to the left are not pivoted.
So it looks like the totals under the pivoted yellow columns are correct,
but the totals under the regular columns are totally wrong.
Those are simple =Sum(Fields!columnX.Value) totals in a group total row.
Matrix design is as follows (wherever you see "Expr" it is simply that Sum multiplied by a temporarily used constant 1, except where I deleted that from pour_weight for simplicity):
It appears that SSRS totals the left columns BEFORE pivoting the right columns, which is a total disaster.
What am I doing wrong?
Ended up creating a 2nd dataset without detail columns and with the Sums of each on the remaining columns, then using a Lookup function in the matrix cells to find the correct group's correct total.