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I have a table visual with a cost category column with the total costs for each category. PowerBI then provides the overall total for all of the rows. I would like to add a column that shows the percent contribution of the overall total from each cost category. Would I use a calculated column or measure or other?
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Hi @cm008507
you can use a measure with dax "all" function.
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Hi @cm008507
you can use a measure with dax "all" function.
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
That worked perfectly! Thank-you Ritaf1983.
It was my pleasure to assist 🙂
From what you described, you could use a measure. You could also likely just reselct your cost column and select show value as a % of grand total.
I was here with the same question. Sometimes the easiest answer is right in front of your face. Thank you!
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