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Hi,
I have a formula like this to calculate percentages which can be changing dynamically with age, gender filters. But there are some 'DATA'[XXX] with missing values "." and I want to exclude those missing values in the denominator. How can I do that?
Thanks!
Lai
Percentage =
DIVIDE(
calculate(sum('DATA'[Weight]),filter('DATA','DATA'[XXX]="Yes"&&'DATA'[Age]=[Selected_Age]&&'DATA'[Gender]=[Selected_Gender])),
calculate(sum('DATA'[Weight]), allexcept('DATA','DATA'[Year],'DATA'[Age],'DATA'[Gender]))
)
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add the
DATA[XXX]<>"."
to your denominator calculate, like this:
DIVIDE ( CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'DATA'[Weight] ), FILTER ( 'DATA', 'DATA'[XXX] = "Yes" && 'DATA'[Age] = [Selected_Age] && 'DATA'[Gender] = [Selected_Gender] ) ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'DATA'[Weight] ), ALLEXCEPT ( 'DATA', 'DATA'[Year], 'DATA'[Age], 'DATA'[Gender] ), DATA[XXX] <> "." ) )
hello,
this solution of removing missing in calculate function (dax) doesn't seem to work for me. Perhap because the calculate is based on other measures which already have filter in them. I ended up just using simple If(isblank(variable), blank(), calculate(variable - variable2).
add the
DATA[XXX]<>"."
to your denominator calculate, like this:
DIVIDE ( CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'DATA'[Weight] ), FILTER ( 'DATA', 'DATA'[XXX] = "Yes" && 'DATA'[Age] = [Selected_Age] && 'DATA'[Gender] = [Selected_Gender] ) ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'DATA'[Weight] ), ALLEXCEPT ( 'DATA', 'DATA'[Year], 'DATA'[Age], 'DATA'[Gender] ), DATA[XXX] <> "." ) )
Thank you! This is very helpful!
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