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I currently have a measure for a pareto chart:
however I was hoping to get this in % form i.e. rather than a range of 1-1200 for example is it possible to get this as a 0-100% range?
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@Anonymous , Try like
Cumul Events =
VAR thisdate =
MAX ( 'Enhanced line list'[Event Date] )
RETURN
divide(
CALCULATE (
[Count],
ALL ( 'Enhanced line list'[Event Date] ),
'Enhanced line list'[Event Date] <= thisdate
) ,
CALCULATE (
[Count],
ALL ( 'Enhanced line list'[Event Date] )
)
)
or
Cumul Events =
VAR thisdate =
MAX ( 'Enhanced line list'[Event Date] )
RETURN
divide(
CALCULATE (
[Count],
ALL ( 'Enhanced line list'),
'Enhanced line list'[Event Date] <= thisdate
) ,
CALCULATE (
[Count],
ALL ( 'Enhanced line list' )
)
)
@Anonymous , Try like
Cumul Events =
VAR thisdate =
MAX ( 'Enhanced line list'[Event Date] )
RETURN
divide(
CALCULATE (
[Count],
ALL ( 'Enhanced line list'[Event Date] ),
'Enhanced line list'[Event Date] <= thisdate
) ,
CALCULATE (
[Count],
ALL ( 'Enhanced line list'[Event Date] )
)
)
or
Cumul Events =
VAR thisdate =
MAX ( 'Enhanced line list'[Event Date] )
RETURN
divide(
CALCULATE (
[Count],
ALL ( 'Enhanced line list'),
'Enhanced line list'[Event Date] <= thisdate
) ,
CALCULATE (
[Count],
ALL ( 'Enhanced line list' )
)
)
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