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Hi @hobosapien
Question: why is your measure more than 1. If formatted to percentage that would be 9585% and not 95.85%. That aside, select the measure and then format it to % from the contextual tab that will appear. Also, if you need to show 95.85%, modify your measure to this:
AVG EVAL =
DIVIDE (
CALCULATE ( AVERAGE ( f_EvaluationScores[Score] ), d_Dates[Year] = 2024 ),
100
)
Hi @hobosapien
Question: why is your measure more than 1. If formatted to percentage that would be 9585% and not 95.85%. That aside, select the measure and then format it to % from the contextual tab that will appear. Also, if you need to show 95.85%, modify your measure to this:
AVG EVAL =
DIVIDE (
CALCULATE ( AVERAGE ( f_EvaluationScores[Score] ), d_Dates[Year] = 2024 ),
100
)
Ah - I see. I was selecting the card and thinking the % formatting should be there, but I needed to select the measure instead and that's where I went wrong. Thank you for the other suggestions too.
There is visual level formatting available in the card as well. This will override the semantic-model wide formatting applied to the related measure.
Hi,
Just select the measure and click on the % age symbol button in the ribbon. Furthermore, you can simplify your measure to:
AVG EVAL = CALCULATE(AVERAGE(f_EvaluationScores[Score]),d_Dates[Year]=2024)