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Feeling like a noob this morning... for some reason I just can't seem to get this to come out right. Hoping somebody can get me back on track.
Straight forward table with a [Date], [Type] and [Count]. I need to sum the [Count] of all [Types] by [Date]. I've been messing with Calculate / SUMX variations.. but just can't get the right output. Measure 1 created below in the xlsx needs to act as the denominator so that Measure 2 can be [Count] / [Measure 1]. Appreciate any help!
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@nicholastrausch
Please create these two measures
TotalCountByDate = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Count]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[Date]))Measure2 =
VAR _count = SUM('Table'[Count])
RETURN DIVIDE(_count,[TotalCountByDate],0)
@nicholastrausch
Please create these two measures
TotalCountByDate = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Count]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[Date]))Measure2 =
VAR _count = SUM('Table'[Count])
RETURN DIVIDE(_count,[TotalCountByDate],0)
Thanks @Anonymous ! This did solve my problem. I had simplified my table example down and had left out a few columns, but once I also added those the ALLEXCEPT function I am good. Appreciate the help.
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