Power BI Subtotals and Totals Wrong - powerbi

I did not use DAX to create subtotals or totals.
I simply put a Matrix Visual on the design pane, confirmed the underlying data is correct, and row and column totals are wrong.
See image below:
Any suggestions?
Thank you

Figured this out
The monthly totals represent the values for each month of that year.
The row totals represent the values for the whole year.
Bingo

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