It is possible to add additional row in table in PowerBI below sum which will be average of every column?
No, this feature is not available in any PowerBI visual.
While these feature is not directly available, you could achieve this effect using a row-based metric pattern and some clever formatting.
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Is it possible to perform calculations based off of the Table Visualization's values? I understand Power BI has the option manually add columns in the data set but that will not work in this example because of how the data is aggregated.
Basically, I would want the option to create a formula next to revenue where I would divide revenue by cost.
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As has been mentioned, a measure would be the solution. Something like the following
Measure = DIVIDE(CALCULATE(MAX(Table[Revenue])), CALCULATE(MAX(Table[Cost])), 0)
I am trying to indent the rows in matrix report in Power BI, Like shown in this image:
The requirement is not to group, just the indentation for few metrics. Is it possible in Power BI?
Use stepped layout https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/visuals/desktop-matrix-visual#stepped-layout-with-matrix-visuals
It is one of the many settings for the matrix visual and well documented in the Microsoft docs.
There is currently no simple way of indenting a few out of many items in one dimension.
The only option I see is to calculate a weird table on the form:
And then write a fairly complex measure leveraging ISINSCOPE to determine what value to pull for e.g. sales for Banana (but not the sum of Mango, Papaya et al.)
got stuck with this one for a while. Need to repeat 165608547,90 in a Separate Column. Simple AVERAGEX(Sales[Turnover]) does not work. Thank you for any help
This would be best achieved through using a DAX measure.
Avg Cost = CALCULATE(AVERAGE('YourTable'[Amount]), ALL('YourTable'))
As per the comments added, if you want existing slicers to be respected, use ALLSELECTED in place of ALL. In some cases ALLEXCEPT could also be a solution.
Note, this must be a measure and not a column.
This measure will provide the average for everything in the table when it is added as a field in the matrix/table. The ALL keyword removes any filters applied to the data during the calculation.
See DAX ALL
I have created LOD expressions in Tableau before which dynamically calculate when filters are applied. I am trying to achieve similar functionality in Power BI. I am very new to Power BI so I probably didn't ask google the right question. I simply want a column that shows the average sales over my "Filtered" data set. The closest I cam was using the Calculate(average(table[column]),All(table)) but that does not dynamically change when I apply the date slider. If I filter for 1/1 - 1/5 I want that average. Change the date range, the average should change.
Thank you.
You are probably looking for the ALLEXCEPT() function. In this case you would do something like
CALCULATE(AVERAGE(table[column]), ALLEXCEPT(table, table[date]))
that is basically saying that you want to remove all filters on the table except the filters on the date column.
CALCULATE(
AVERAGE(Table[Column]),
ALLSELECTED()
)
Can someone help me finding a way to restrict a measure getting filtered in Power BI?
I have a visual that displays the percentage of manual activities occurred in a particular region. The calculation done is
RegionManualActivityCount*100/CountryManualActivityCount
I have around 10 regions in a country and I have wrote a general measure to do the calculation. In Power BI for each region's visual I have a visual filter applied based on Region Name. But the problem is the CountryManualActivityCount is also getting filtered based on Region Name. I do not want the CountryManualActivityCount in the measure calculation to be filtered.
Can someone help me with this?
you can use the Dax function ALL or ALLEXCEPT to remove the applied filters to your report.
Something like CALCULATE(Table,RegionManualActivityCount*100/CountryManualActivityCount,ALL(Table[RegionName]))
It will remove your filters on Region Name in this particular measure.