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Hi,
I have a Weekly Percent column in a matrix visual that I have calculated using the following formula:
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@JayPow28 , You need to make sure hours sum up over week
Var WorkHrs = sumx(values(Table[Week]),calculate(MAX('Employee Working Hours'[Working Hours])))
or
Var WorkHrs = sumx(summarize(Table, Table[employee],Table[Week],"_1",calculate(MAX('Employee Working Hours'[Working Hours]))),[_1])
@JayPow28 , You need to make sure hours sum up over week
Var WorkHrs = sumx(values(Table[Week]),calculate(MAX('Employee Working Hours'[Working Hours])))
or
Var WorkHrs = sumx(summarize(Table, Table[employee],Table[Week],"_1",calculate(MAX('Employee Working Hours'[Working Hours]))),[_1])
Thank you Amit, that sorted it.
Regards,
Jason
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