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Guys hello there. I am new to this power BI tool.
I need one more calculated column with repair % (Repair spot*100/Total Spot)
Any help?
@Rinkin_Vaghani hi Mate ,
you can use this .but you have to create a measure .
Repair spot = calculate(sum([repairspot]))
then you have use divide function.
select a new col. then test = Divide (repair spot)*100,total spot).
@Rinkin_Vaghani , Try a new column like
New column = divide([Repair spot], sumx(Table,[TotalSpot]))
Mark it % column, not need multiply by 100
@amitchandak Thanks for your reply. But as i said new to power Bi and dont know any formula. Can you elaborate?
@Rinkin_Vaghani , It is a new column
New column = divide([Repair spot], sumx(Table,[TotalSpot])) - Repair spot of each row will be divided by total of TotalSpot
@amitchandak @Anonymous Thank you guys for your help. I got another solution.
I want another solution now regarding relative date filtering.
I have added slicer to select perticular dates, and i want relative date filtering (last week to be specific) for that selected period. But when i use normal relative filtering, it automaticaly considers last week with my computer date instead of slicer date. Any help here?
Using Power BI August 2018 Version