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Build, format, and publish demanding tabular reports with the Ataytis Matrix Power BI visual.

Advanced editor

Calculations

Add calculated rows and columns with formulas, hide working rows, and order the result — without changing the model.

Calculations inside the visual

Some rows exist only for one report: a subtotal across a handful of specific line items, a ratio between two of them, a reordering that suits one audience. Adding a measure to the semantic model for each of those is heavy, and often needs someone else to do it. The calculations view lets you define them in the visual instead.

Working in the calculations view

  1. 1

    Open the advanced editor

    From the bottom of the Values card, then choose the Calculations section.

  2. 2

    Insert a row or column

    Add a calculated row or column at the position you want it.

  3. 3

    Give it a formula

    Use the formula bar to define it. Formula presets cover the common shapes — sums, averages, differences, running totals, and share-of-total calculations.

  4. 4

    Rename it

    Calculated rows and columns can be renamed inline, and that name is what exports.

  5. 5

    Hide the working

    Rows and columns used only as intermediate steps can be hidden, leaving the result visible.

  6. 6

    Order the result

    Sort and position rows and columns however the report needs them, independently of the underlying data order.

Formula presets

Presets give you the common calculations without writing them from scratch, grouped by what they do.

GroupIncludes
AggregatesSum, average, minimum, maximum, and count over a chosen set.
DifferencesDifference and difference percentage, including against the previous column.
VarianceVariance and variance percentage between two members.
Shares and cumulative resultsRunning totals, percentage of total, and percentage of ranked rows.

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Adding a calculated row

The calculations view with a new row inserted and a formula being entered in the formula bar, with the result visible in the matrix behind.

Planned alt text: Adding a calculated row with a formula in Ataytis Matrix.
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