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Nihed
Helper III
Helper III

need help dax (it's urgent)

Hello,

 

Please I want to calculate % for each quarter and not percentage of total in the following visual.

what syntax is needed to do it in dax

 

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@Nihed , Use an aggregations

example

divide(Sum(Table[Headcount (M)]), calculate(Sum(Table[Headcount (M)]), removefilters(Table[gender]))

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amitchandak
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Super User

@Nihed, see if this measure can help

divide([Headcount (M)], calculate([Headcount (M)], removefilters(Table[gender]))

 

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I have th field headcount culomn in my data not measure what should I do in this case

@Nihed , Use an aggregations

example

divide(Sum(Table[Headcount (M)]), calculate(Sum(Table[Headcount (M)]), removefilters(Table[gender]))

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Microsoft Fabric Series 60+ Videos YouTube
Microsoft Fabric Hindi End to End YouTube

It seems to me it works well thank you 🙂

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