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natasha519
Helper II
Helper II

Calculating Percentages of a Binary column

Hi,

 

I am trying to 1) calculate the percentages of attendance (binary column 1 =attended 0 =not attended) for 10 different modules. The format of the columns is below: 

Module 1Module 2Module 3 Module 4 etc. 
1011
1101
0100

 

Once I have the percentages of attendance for each of the 10 modules, I would then like to display that in a bar graph showing each of the 10 modules on the x axis and then the percentages on the y. 

 

I created the following measure for one of the modules but am having issues when creating the bar chart.  

 

% attended live mod1 =
DIVIDE (
CALCULATE ( COUNT ( 'Excel File'[LIVEMOD1] ), 'Excel File'[LIVEMOD1] = 1 ),
CALCULATE ( COUNT ( 'Excel File'[LIVEMOD1] ), ALLSELECTED ( 'Excel File'[LIVEMOD1] ) )
)

is this possible to achieve with how the data is formatted?
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ryan_mayu
Super User
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@natasha519 

is the table your sample data?

What's the expected output?

module 1    66.6%

module 2   33.3%

module 3  66.6%

 





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yes the sample data is the table above and expected output is ultimately a bar chart with the modules on the x x axis and the percentages for each on the y axis

@natasha519 

you can try this

in PQ

1, use header as first row

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2. transpose

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3. select first column and unpivot other columns

3.PNG

 

then you can create measure (make sure the data type of value column is whole number)

Measure = sum('Table'[Value])/COUNTROWS('Table')

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pls see the attachment below

 

 





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