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Help Calculating Percentage Correctly
Hello,
I currently have a cluster column (?) chart that is exactly what I want *except* that it currently displays by count and I need it to display in percentages. I'm just not sure how to do the formula correctly.
I have things divided up by "broad group" and also "date ranges" ('09-'14; '15-'20, '21-'22)
My goal is to have the graph show, for example:
the Percent of the total '09-'14 samples that are in Broad group AL2
the Percent of the total '15-'20 samples that are in Broad group AL2
the Percent of the total '21-'22 samples that are in Broad group AL2
and do this for each of the broad groups.
So the Orange bars should add up to 100%, the blue bars should add up to 100%, and the maroon bars should add up to 100%
When my formulas are "Percent Count 2009-2014=Divide('Table'[Count 2009-2014],'Table'[Count Rows])" Then it appears that all my percentages add up to over 100% so I'm obviously doing something wrong.
Step 1. Create a Group for years and named them.
Step 2. Define what is the unique count. In my case i used COUNTROWS, but you need to check if its correct definition.
Count of samples = COUNTROWS('Sample')
Step 3. Define share measure.
Share of samples =
var _thisSamples = [Count of samples]
var _allSamples = CALCULATE([Count of samples],ALL('Sample'[Broad Group]))
return DIVIDE(_thisSamples,_allSamples)Check it and let me know if this is what you wanted. 🙂
6 Replies
- bolfri
Solution Sage
Is it possible for you to share some sample data to work with? I can help you with that. 🙂
- AnonymousNot applicable
I threw together a sample excel file, but I can't find where I can upload the file. There used to be a button because I've done it before, but now I'm not seeing it?
- bolfri
Solution Sage
Not really. You can use https://wetransfer.com/