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I currently have 2 tables: Sheet 1 and Census data.
I have built the census data to show:
Census Data Age/Gender =
DATATABLE(
"Age Group Name",STRING,
"Male",INTEGER,
"Female",INTEGER,
"Total",INTEGER,
{
{"0-4 yrs",169731,161784,331515},
{"5-14 yrs",344848,330189,675037},
{"15-24 yrs",292492,283960,576452},
{"25-34 yrs",318401,341009,659410},
{"35-44 yrs",368527,378354,746881},
{"45-54 yrs",311036,315009,626045},
{"55-64 yrs",252556,256402,508958},
{"65-74 yrs",184462,189046,373508},
{"75-84 yrs",89313,107191,196504},
{"85+ yrs",23062,44493,67555}
}
)
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You need to use the Age Group column from your Census table in the matrix instead, and then you can use this measure to get your result.
NewMeasure =
DIVIDE (
COUNT ( Sheet1[Event ID] ),
AVERAGE ( 'Census Data Age/Gender'[Total] )
) * 100000
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You need to use the Age Group column from your Census table in the matrix instead, and then you can use this measure to get your result.
NewMeasure =
DIVIDE (
COUNT ( Sheet1[Event ID] ),
AVERAGE ( 'Census Data Age/Gender'[Total] )
) * 100000
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Followed what you said there and my numbers seem a little off. E.g. week 27 0 -4yrs has 6 counts so should be divided by 331515 *100000 = 1.8
where i get trying to figure out where the calculations are deviating.
Thanks for the help so far @mahoneypat
@Anonymous In my file, I do have 1.8 for 27 weeks 0-4 yrs. Do you have other filters on the visual?
Regards,
Pat
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