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Daniel1993
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Make a measure don't summarize

Hi, hope one of you can help me!

 

I want to make a measure that shows the progression in %. 

For example:

 

Progress visited places (this is a Excel-list with all visited places in each row, summarized to a tabel).

Formula: CALCULATE(COUNT('Data'[Names))

 

Abigail16
Bernard17
Chris9
Dot45
Eve21
Finn12
Gerard11

 

Goals (this is a fixed tabel):

Abigail50
Bernard60
Chris60
Dot60
Eve40
Finn20
Gerard30
Total320

 

When I want to divide the progress with the goals, PowerBI will divide the progress with all the goals (320).

But this is not what I want. For example, I want to see this: Abigail --> 16 divide to 50 = 32% instead of 16 divide to 320.

 

Abigail1632%
Bernard1728,3%
Chris915%
Dot4575%
Eve2152,5%
Finn1260%
Gerard1136,6%

 

Is there an easy way to do this?

If you need more information, let me know!

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Anonymous
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I

 

Try this

JamesFr06_0-1657142949870.png

Calcul_goal = divide(selectedvalue(Visits[Visits]),calculate(max('Goal'[Goals]),allexcept(Visits,Visits[Name])))
 

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Anonymous
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Try this

JamesFr06_0-1657142949870.png

Calcul_goal = divide(selectedvalue(Visits[Visits]),calculate(max('Goal'[Goals]),allexcept(Visits,Visits[Name])))
 

Thanks, it works for me! 🙂

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