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Why is my Achievement % measure showing correct values at the Region level, but giving a strange or unexpected result in the Grand Total in Power BI? I was expecting the total to be based on the sum of the individual row values, but it looks like Power BI is recalculating it in the overall total context
Achievement % = DIVIDE([Sales Amount], [Target Amount])
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@Mohit_009 , I can see the post is duplicated providing you the correct DAX in both the threads.
Please try the below DAX and check if the grand total issue is fixed.
Achievement% (New)= DIVIDE(
SUMX(VALUES(DimRegion[Region]), [Sales Amount]),
SUMX(VALUES(DimRegion[Region]), [Target Amount]))
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Hi @Mohit_009 ,
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I wanted to check if you had the opportunity to review the information provided. Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions
Hi @Mohit_009 ,
I wanted to check if you had the opportunity to review the information provided. Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions.
The Grand Total is not the sum/average of the visible row percentages, your measure is being recalculated in the total filter context.
If you genuinely want the grand total to be the sum of the region-level percentages(but probably AVERAGEX would be a better option):
Achievement % =
SUMX(
VALUES(Region[Region]),
DIVIDE([Sales Amount], [Target Amount])
)
@Mohit_009 , I can see the post is duplicated providing you the correct DAX in both the threads.
Please try the below DAX and check if the grand total issue is fixed.
Achievement% (New)= DIVIDE(
SUMX(VALUES(DimRegion[Region]), [Sales Amount]),
SUMX(VALUES(DimRegion[Region]), [Target Amount]))
Proud to be a Super User! | |
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