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Hi All,
How to get the row-wise total in above table
Ex: for first row 12:00 - 2:59 am , total row value 188(Weekday)+450(weekend) = 638.
thanks in advance
Add another expression:
Column(1) + Column(2)
Note that you might have to adjust the 1 or 2 based on how many measures you have and where they are located, this is just based on the table in the image you posted.
Add another expression:
Column(1) + Column(2)
Note that you might have to adjust the 1 or 2 based on how many measures you have and where they are located, this is just based on the table in the image you posted.
Hi,
Thank you for your suggestion.
Could you please help me how to find the same in Bar chart
Agreed that if I am using 3 expressions I am able to plot bar chart but if the requirement is to show only (Weekday + Weekend) expression as below then this is change
I think the only way to hide expressions in a bar chart is by ticking the 'invisible' checkbox in the expression tab and hiding the label in the axis tab, but this will still leave empty spaces where the bars would be. So I think the only way to solve this would be to use the expressions you used to get to Weekdays and Weekend:
(WeekdayExpression) + (WeekendExpression)
If your expressions are very long, you could always store them in a variable and make it:
($(vWeekdayExpression)) + ($(vWeekendExpression))
Thank you so much.
Could you please guide me if I can achieve the same i.e Weekday + Weekend value in the script
Thanks for your time. I have achieved the requirement in script using below but looking for any optimized(better) than below. This way I have to load the same table several times based on number of filed to concatenate into one(New)
Exercise:
LOAD [Time of Day],
Weekday,
Weekday as New
FROM [....\Book1.xlsx]
Concatenate
LOAD [Time of Day],
Weekend as New,
Weekend
FROM [....\Book1.xlsx]