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Matrix component drill down function, percentages are automatically summed
Hi Team,As shown in the figure above, the percentage is given by (No. of Applications -Exceeded 10 working days)/No. of Applications, but when we put the fold back, it becomes the sum of the 3 types, We want the result to still be calculated using the above expression, what should we do.Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks.
- Anonymous1 year ago
Hi Gawain ,
I created some data:
You can use the following measure:
Measure = (SUM('Table'[No.ofApplications])-SUM('Table'[Exceeded 10 working days])) / SUM('Table'[No.ofApplications])If this abovemeasure doesn't get the tone effect, you can use a combination of the If() + ISINSCOPE() functions to calculate the corresponding values for each level:
Measure 2 = var _totalnoofapplications= SUMX(ALL('Table'),[No.ofApplications]) var _totalexceeded= SUMX(ALL('Table'),[Exceeded 10 working days]) var _level1noofapplications= SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Year]=MAX('Table'[Year])),[No.ofApplications]) var _level1exceeded= SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Year]=MAX('Table'[Year])),[Exceeded 10 working days]) var _level2noofapplications= SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Year]=MAX('Table'[Year])&&'Table'[Month]=MAX('Table'[Month])),[No.ofApplications]) var _level2exceededs= SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Year]=MAX('Table'[Year])&&'Table'[Month]=MAX('Table'[Month])),[Exceeded 10 working days]) var _level3noofapplications= SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Year]=MAX('Table'[Year])&&'Table'[Month]=MAX('Table'[Month])&&'Table'[Group]=MAX('Table'[Group])),[No.ofApplications]) var _level3exceeded= SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Year]=MAX('Table'[Year])&&'Table'[Month]=MAX('Table'[Month])&&'Table'[Group]=MAX('Table'[Group])),[Exceeded 10 working days]) RETURN IF( ISINSCOPE('Table'[Group]),DIVIDE(_level3noofapplications-_level3exceeded,_level3noofapplications), IF( ISINSCOPE('Table'[Month]),DIVIDE(_level2noofapplications-_level2exceededs,_level2noofapplications), IF( ISINSCOPE('Table'[Year]),DIVIDE(_level1noofapplications-_level1exceeded,_level1noofapplications), DIVIDE(_totalnoofapplications-_totalexceeded,_totalnoofapplications))))Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi Gawain ,
I created some data:
You can use the following measure:
Measure = (SUM('Table'[No.ofApplications])-SUM('Table'[Exceeded 10 working days])) / SUM('Table'[No.ofApplications])If this abovemeasure doesn't get the tone effect, you can use a combination of the If() + ISINSCOPE() functions to calculate the corresponding values for each level:
Measure 2 = var _totalnoofapplications= SUMX(ALL('Table'),[No.ofApplications]) var _totalexceeded= SUMX(ALL('Table'),[Exceeded 10 working days]) var _level1noofapplications= SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Year]=MAX('Table'[Year])),[No.ofApplications]) var _level1exceeded= SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Year]=MAX('Table'[Year])),[Exceeded 10 working days]) var _level2noofapplications= SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Year]=MAX('Table'[Year])&&'Table'[Month]=MAX('Table'[Month])),[No.ofApplications]) var _level2exceededs= SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Year]=MAX('Table'[Year])&&'Table'[Month]=MAX('Table'[Month])),[Exceeded 10 working days]) var _level3noofapplications= SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Year]=MAX('Table'[Year])&&'Table'[Month]=MAX('Table'[Month])&&'Table'[Group]=MAX('Table'[Group])),[No.ofApplications]) var _level3exceeded= SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Year]=MAX('Table'[Year])&&'Table'[Month]=MAX('Table'[Month])&&'Table'[Group]=MAX('Table'[Group])),[Exceeded 10 working days]) RETURN IF( ISINSCOPE('Table'[Group]),DIVIDE(_level3noofapplications-_level3exceeded,_level3noofapplications), IF( ISINSCOPE('Table'[Month]),DIVIDE(_level2noofapplications-_level2exceededs,_level2noofapplications), IF( ISINSCOPE('Table'[Year]),DIVIDE(_level1noofapplications-_level1exceeded,_level1noofapplications), DIVIDE(_totalnoofapplications-_totalexceeded,_totalnoofapplications))))Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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