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Share % Measure Logic tweak help
Hi guys,
So i was in a new requirement of converting excel report into power bi and i somehow fixed the template and finished.
excel template:
so this is how my matrix look like so now my share contribution logic is
See we have btq age band 0-30 days etc.. and with MC band at top like <10% etc..
so for example here mc band <10% the btq age bad 0-30 days sale is 0.09 and the total sale in btq age band is 2.16 so 0.09/2.16 = 4%
this is the logic.
so i need your help in fixing this.
this is my sale measure name
thank you.
hi GanesaMoorthyGM
Can you try either of the below DAX.Share % =
VAR CurrentCellSales = [All Country MTD Sales MC Band Exclusion]
VAR RowTotalSales =
CALCULATE(
[All Country MTD Sales MC Band Exclusion],
-- Replace 'fact_sales' with your actual dimension table name if this column doesn't live in the fact table
REMOVEFILTERS( fact_sales[MakingCharge_Percent_Band] )
)
RETURN
DIVIDE( CurrentCellSales, RowTotalSales, 0 )Share % = VAR CurrentSales = [All Country MTD Sales MC Band Exclusion] VAR RowTotalSales = CALCULATE ( [All Country MTD Sales MC Band Exclusion], // This removes the filter from the Matrix columns to get the Row Total ALLSELECTED ( 'YourTable'[MakingCharge_Percent_Band] ) ) RETURN DIVIDE ( CurrentSales, RowTotalSales, 0 )Use ALLSELECTED instead of REMOVEFILTER, If you ever apply a slicer to the page that limits the MakingCharge_Percent_Band to only a few specific bands and you want the row total to only reflect the selected bands rather than the entire database.
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hi GanesaMoorthyGM
Can you try either of the below DAX.Share % =
VAR CurrentCellSales = [All Country MTD Sales MC Band Exclusion]
VAR RowTotalSales =
CALCULATE(
[All Country MTD Sales MC Band Exclusion],
-- Replace 'fact_sales' with your actual dimension table name if this column doesn't live in the fact table
REMOVEFILTERS( fact_sales[MakingCharge_Percent_Band] )
)
RETURN
DIVIDE( CurrentCellSales, RowTotalSales, 0 )Share % = VAR CurrentSales = [All Country MTD Sales MC Band Exclusion] VAR RowTotalSales = CALCULATE ( [All Country MTD Sales MC Band Exclusion], // This removes the filter from the Matrix columns to get the Row Total ALLSELECTED ( 'YourTable'[MakingCharge_Percent_Band] ) ) RETURN DIVIDE ( CurrentSales, RowTotalSales, 0 )Use ALLSELECTED instead of REMOVEFILTER, If you ever apply a slicer to the page that limits the MakingCharge_Percent_Band to only a few specific bands and you want the row total to only reflect the selected bands rather than the entire database.
if this solves your problem, please mark this as solution and give a kudos.
@me so that I don't lose this thread.Hi GanesaMoorthyGM,
Try Below Measure
Share % =
DIVIDE(
[All Country MTD Sales MC Band Exclusion],
CALCULATE(
[All Country MTD Sales MC Band Exclusion],
REMOVEFILTERS('MC Band')
)
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Let’s keep building smarter solutions together!Hi. Thanks for the quick response
All Country MC Band Sales Share % =DIVIDE([All Country MTD Sales MC Band Exclusion],CALCULATE([All Country MTD Sales MC Band Exclusion],REMOVEFILTERS('fact_sales'[MakingCharge_Percent_Band])))i used this this results in 100% for all
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