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I have 1 table with a column of continuous dates over 4 years, and a column of ages.
I want a measure that shows the percentage of each age group against the yearly totals, rather than total over the 4 years.
The current measures I have are:
- COUNT(Table[Age])
- COUNTROWS(ALL(Table) ............... which gives me all rows rather than all rows per year
then - DIVIDE([AgeCount],[TotalCount])
Apologies for this probably simple question!
Many thanks.
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Hi !
You can use the following DAX measures to get desired output;
Age Count = COUNT(Employee[Age])
Total Age Count = CALCULATE([Age Count], ALLSELECTED(Employee[Age Group]))
% Age = DIVIDE([Age Count], [Total Age Count])
Regards,
Hasham
Hi !
You can use the following DAX measures to get desired output;
Age Count = COUNT(Employee[Age])
Total Age Count = CALCULATE([Age Count], ALLSELECTED(Employee[Age Group]))
% Age = DIVIDE([Age Count], [Total Age Count])
Regards,
Hasham
This is great, thanks!
@sparker22
If you can share some sample data and the expected result, it would be of great help.
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