Forum Discussion
% Completion
I filtered out Coming Due in the pie chart visual
I need the equation to do # completed / (Completed + Overdue) x100 = 96.94%
The answer should match what is in the pie chart
- Anonymous2 years ago
Hi Anonymous
Not sure if I understand your requirement correctly. If you want to display the % Completion result in a separate visual like a Card visual, you can create a measure like below, then add it to the Card visual.
% completion = DIVIDE ( CALCULATE ( COUNT ( 'Table'[Employee ID] ), 'Table'[Completion Status] = "Completed" ), CALCULATE ( COUNT ( 'Table'[Employee ID] ), 'Table'[Completion Status] IN { "Completed", "Overdue" } ) )And in the Data pane, select this measure, go to Measure tools ribbon to format it as Percentage.
Best Regards,
Jing
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- lbendlin
Super User
I filtered out Coming Due in the pie chart visualOooh, two mistakes for the price of one 🙂 .
A pie chart ONLY makes sense if you DON'T filter out vital parts. By definition it will ALWAYS need to show 100%.
Use a different visual.
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi Anonymous
Not sure if I understand your requirement correctly. If you want to display the % Completion result in a separate visual like a Card visual, you can create a measure like below, then add it to the Card visual.
% completion = DIVIDE ( CALCULATE ( COUNT ( 'Table'[Employee ID] ), 'Table'[Completion Status] = "Completed" ), CALCULATE ( COUNT ( 'Table'[Employee ID] ), 'Table'[Completion Status] IN { "Completed", "Overdue" } ) )And in the Data pane, select this measure, go to Measure tools ribbon to format it as Percentage.
Best Regards,
Jing
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