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Hi
I have a table (BronData) with a Revenue column and a Productgroup column. In my report there's an overview of revenues per week per product and a seperate one for the top 10 customers. I'm using 2 slicers: Productgroup and Customers.
For the report I want to calculate the percentage of revenue per customer for the top 10 visual.
I use a measure for that: FactorTotal = sum(BronData[Revenue])/CALCULATE(SUM(BronData[Revenue]),ALL(BronData)). It works just for the visual totals. But when I want to filter on ProductGroup, the FactorTotal measure is still based on the total revenue, instead of the total revenue for that product group.
What am I doing wrong here?
For your information: I studied Power BI one day many years ago and now I am refreshing my memory, just by trying. So if my solution sounds stupid: I'm just trying..
Gerard van Daalen
Solved! Go to Solution.
The ALL is removing all filters from the table, including the filter applied to product group. Try instead ALLEXCEPT(BronData, BronData[product group)
Thanks John, it works!
The ALL is removing all filters from the table, including the filter applied to product group. Try instead ALLEXCEPT(BronData, BronData[product group)
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