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Hi,
I am trying to get a column giving me the % of total sales per item. I am using a formula using =Divide([sum of sales],([sum of sales],all[list of items]). However if i filter the pivot for some specific item list, it keeps giving me the % of Total and not the filtered set.
Is there a way to have the formula work based on total filtered % ?
Thanks a lot
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@Stephane5959
Replace your table names and field names.
Measure =
Divide(
[sum of sales],
CALCULATE(
[sum of sales],
ALLSELECTED([list of items])
)
)
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@Stephane5959
Replace your table names and field names.
Measure =
Divide(
[sum of sales],
CALCULATE(
[sum of sales],
ALLSELECTED([list of items])
)
)
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