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Hey PBI Community,
Trying to do this coverage analysis, I want to show this certain leaders coverage across all sales contients where its a breakdown of his number of total seats where the percentages should total 100%....I got close where I was able to show this certain leaders breakdown of his % seats, what I got was a correct %, this leader owns 53% of all total seats and what my chart is showing is a breakdown of his 53% but essentially I want the 53% number to be 100% so I think i need to change the target variable to reflect sales contient and make a subset of that?
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Hi @Anonymous ,
How do you get 100% for the total? It doesn't seem possible to get 100% by calculation based on the data you've shown.
If you just want the total show 100%, you could modify the formula as below:
coverage =
var a = ...
var b = ...
var c = a/b
Hi @Anonymous ,
How do you get 100% for the total? It doesn't seem possible to get 100% by calculation based on the data you've shown.
If you just want the total show 100%, you could modify the formula as below:
coverage =
var a = ...
var b = ...
var c = a/b
For your target variable, try:
VAR target =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'IRR Retina'[Total Seats Denominator] ),
FILTER ( ALL ( 'IRR Retina' ), 'IRR Retina'[Leader] = "Thiago Coutinho" )
)
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