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I have a pivot table with 3 dimensions:
| Critical Crashes | 2007 Q1 | 2007 Q2 | 2007 Q3 | 2007 Q4 | ||
| Loss Of Control | 0-100K | 952 | 401 | 393 | 665 | |
| Loss Of Control | 100K-250K | 7 | 5 | 7 | 7 | |
| Loss Of Control | 250K-500K | 2 | 2 | 0 | 2 | |
| Loss Of Control | 500K+ | 3 | 3 | 4 | 3 | |
| Loss Of Control | Total | 953 | 404 | 397 | 672 |
As you can see, the partial sum totals are incorrect. The expression is a simple one:
sum
({$<[Claim Company] = {'XXXX'}>}[Accident Counter]
)
Any ideas how to get the correct totals?
Hi.
Most likely, it's correct. I suggest you just have some values of [Accident Counter] field that are connected with more than one [Critical Crashes] value.
Depending on what is 'correct' you have either:
1) Sum(aggr(sum({$<[Claim Company] = {'XXXX'}>}[Accident Counter]), [Critical Crashes], Quarter)) - to get 964 and so on.
2) Correct your data to eliminate duplicates - to get 953 as column total sum.
Hi.
Most likely, it's correct. I suggest you just have some values of [Accident Counter] field that are connected with more than one [Critical Crashes] value.
Depending on what is 'correct' you have either:
1) Sum(aggr(sum({$<[Claim Company] = {'XXXX'}>}[Accident Counter]), [Critical Crashes], Quarter)) - to get 964 and so on.
2) Correct your data to eliminate duplicates - to get 953 as column total sum.