HI Asgeir,
You could leverage asymmetrical views to give you the Total Asset ID and a SUM total then below that show the N level combinations.
On my Sales model with Products and Customers, it would look like this:

And the MDX code could be something like the below - note the sum is based on the set being used on rows:
WITH
MEMBER [Customer].[Customer].[SUM] AS
IIF(
ISLEAF([Product].[Product].CurrentMember),
NULL,
SUM(
{TM1SubsetToSet([Customer].[Customer],"Leaf Elements","public")}
)
),
SOLVE_ORDER = 1, FORMAT_STRING = '#,##0;(#,##0)'
SELECT NON EMPTY {[Period].[Period].MEMBERS} ON 0,
NON EMPTY
{
{[Product].[Product].[Total Products]}*{[Customer].[Customer].[SUM]},
{DRILLDOWNMEMBER({[Product].[Product].[Total Products]}, {[Product].[Product].[Total Products]})}*{TM1SubsetToSet([Customer].[Customer],"Leaf Elements","public")}
}
ON 1
FROM [Sales]
WHERE ([Scenario].[Scenario].[Actual], [Sales Measures].[Sales Measures].[Units])
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George Tonkin
Business Partner
MCI Consultants
Johannesburg
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Original Message:
Sent: Tue May 07, 2024 10:10 AM
From: Asgeir Thorgeirsson
Subject: PAW Grand Totals
Hi,
Is there a way to show a single grand total for the leftmost consolidation in rows in PAW? I can do this without any trouble in Excel Pivot, but I'm finding it tricky in PAW. Does anyone have a simple solution or workaround for this?

Thanks!
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Asgeir Thorgeirsson
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