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Hello,
I have several locations categorized into different zones. For instance, Loc_1 and Loc_2 belong to Zone N, and Zone C respectively, with their summation being 9.
I can count this using
Sum_of_All_Zone_Loc_Pop_filter =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Table1[Loc_Pop]),
Table1[Category] = "Cat_total"
)
Now, what I aim to accomplish is determining the percentage of these two selected locations (Loc_1, Loc_2) relative to all locations within their respective zones. For instance, if the count of these selected locations within Zone N and Zone C is 9, and the total count of all locations within these zones is 23.
I am trying to do this the following formula (but not giving the actual result, as I don't know how I can filter the locations based on the zones)
Percentage_of_Zones = FORMAT(
DIVIDE(
CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Loc_Pop]),
Table1[Category] = "Cat_total"),
CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Loc_Pop]),
ALL(Table1[Location]),
Table1[Category] = "Cat_total")
),
"0.00%"
)
Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time and assistance.
Data and .pbix (Google Drive). Appreciate if you share the answer on the post or Google drive.OneDrive.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try adding VALUES ( Table1[Zone] ) to preserve the Zone context associated with Loc_1 and Loc_2. Otherwise, you'll pick up zones associated with other locations (zones S and E) in your denominator.
Percentage_of_Zones =
FORMAT (
DIVIDE (
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Table1[Loc_Pop] ),
Table1[Category] = "Cat_total"
),
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Table1[Loc_Pop] ),
ALL ( Table1[Location] ),
VALUES ( Table1[Zone] ),
Table1[Category] = "Cat_total"
)
),
"0.00%"
)
Try adding VALUES ( Table1[Zone] ) to preserve the Zone context associated with Loc_1 and Loc_2. Otherwise, you'll pick up zones associated with other locations (zones S and E) in your denominator.
Percentage_of_Zones =
FORMAT (
DIVIDE (
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Table1[Loc_Pop] ),
Table1[Category] = "Cat_total"
),
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Table1[Loc_Pop] ),
ALL ( Table1[Location] ),
VALUES ( Table1[Zone] ),
Table1[Category] = "Cat_total"
)
),
"0.00%"
)
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