In Power BI, I want create a Matrix Table, which will be showing both Fund Total and Percentage of Funds.
Matrix automatically creating the fund total and grand total for me. But How can I add the percentage of funds with it?
you need to just include the value once again and this time round select % of grand total as your representation.
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So the main problem is that I would like to show the average numbers per Week numbers. But I don't know why but it sums up all the averages, and not just average the averages.
My current DAX formula:
Average =
AVERAGEX(
FILTER('Code',Code[Code_name] = "Failure"),
CALCULATE([Time])
)
Where Time is another Measure.
you can see that calculating the average by ID works, but if you collapse the matrix it shows weird numbers per week number.
Any advice?
Consider changing the "Show value as" in the visualization.
By default it is sum, try average of your measure.
In Power BI I am working with a matrix that shows a daily percentage.
When I add a column subtotal this sub total is summing up all the percentages for the selected days.
What I would like is that the Column sub total is showing the average percentage over the selected days.
Picture of the matrix
Thanks a lot for looking at my issue
Depends on how you calculate the percentage itself and on what granularity it exists in your data model, but you might want to play around with the ISFILTERED formula. Not sure what the name of the dimension ranging between 1 and 6 is in your graph, but let's call it day number. You can then do something like:
IF(ISFILTERED(day number), SUM(daily percentage), AVERAGE(daily percentage))
This checks if the daily percentage is filtered by the day number in the visual (matrix) or not. If it is, then it just takes the sum of the percentage (which is the percentage itself for any given day), otherwise it'll calculate the average percentage.
I'm visualizing a P&L statement, and want to add subtotals for the Total Revenue, Total Costs, Operational Income etc.
but I don't find an option to do so, which is readily available in Excels' waterfall chart.
You can either add a hierarchy to your dataset, for example on the axis you can have Year, Quarter, Month. If you drill up or down you will always get the values for this hierarchy level (Totals per Year -> totals per Quarter -> totals per Month). So a subtotal from the year level would be the Quarter view when you drill down.
Or you can add a measure to your dataset. Something like one of this two:
Count Orders = CountRows(GroupBy('YourTable';[OrderNumber]))
Sum Sales = Summarize('YourTable', [OrderNumber], "Sum Sales per Order", Sum([SalesValue]))
You can drag and drop now the measure into the tooltip section of your visual.
I have created a Matrix in PowerBI. The total is the sum. How can I change sum to average?
Now I need to create another table to calculate the average.
You cannot change the 'Total' to Average. If you want it to display sum of the average quantity, then go to the Values Option in Fields and click on the dropdown. Then select Average. See this:
I am looking to calculate a weighted average cost of products that are on 2 separate tables within power BI. One for demand and one for supply. The common factor between the two tables is 'Datetime' that is every half hour period for the next few years. E.g.
Table A (Demand)
Total Value, Total Volume, datetime (half hourly)
Table B (supply)
Total Value, Total Volume, datetime (half hourly)
Within both of these tables, price can be calculated my just doing Value/Volume.
For the weighted average price within one table I have used a measure:
Weighted average price =
sumx(table A, Table A[price] * Table A[Volume]) / sum(table A[Volume])
This seems to give me the correct weighted average price within each table. However if I try and calculate crystalized profit and loss which is the profit and loss between demand and supply (P(d)-P(s))*(supply volume) this doesn't work. I presume this is because sumx isn't smart enough to calculate the P/L for each half hour everyday and then add all these half hour P/L up to get total P/L.