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Hamdan1234
Helper III
Helper III

Calculation of Row total as Percentage

I want to get row total as percentage only not whole row as percentage in a matrix. But I want the percentage based on row filled or not if there are two cells in a row  and both cell are filled then it should show row total as 100% and if one cell is filled and  other is empty it should show 50% similarly out of three cells if two cells are filled row total should be 33%.

I am attaching the data as well as the result I am getting along with desired outcome. Hoping for the answer.

Thanks

DateNames
02/03/2021John
02/03/2021Aliana
02/03/2021Amily
02/03/2021Faby
02/03/2021John
02/03/2021Aliana
02/03/2021Amily
02/03/2021Aliana
02/03/2021Amily
02/03/2021Faby
03/03/2021Faby
03/03/2021Sheam
03/03/2021Aliana
03/03/2021Amily
03/03/2021Aliana
03/03/2021Amily

 

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parry2k
Super User
Super User

@Hamdan1234 this will do it, 

 

Measure = 
VAR __total = CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( data[Date] ), ALLSELECTED ( ) ) 
VAR __name = CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( data[Date] ), REMOVEFILTERS ( data[Date] ) ) 
RETURN 
DIVIDE ( __name, __total )

 

@amitchandak  measure will need change.

 

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parry2k
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Super User

@Hamdan1234 this will do it, 

 

Measure = 
VAR __total = CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( data[Date] ), ALLSELECTED ( ) ) 
VAR __name = CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( data[Date] ), REMOVEFILTERS ( data[Date] ) ) 
RETURN 
DIVIDE ( __name, __total )

 

@amitchandak  measure will need change.

 

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Subscribe to the @PowerBIHowTo YT channel for an upcoming video on List and Record functions in Power Query!!

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Hamdan1234 , a measure like

 

divide(countrows(Table), calculate(countrows(Table), removefilters(Table[Date]))

I have modified it little bit after seeing that this measure was showing in each column so keep it to one at last I have made it like below:

Measure2 =
VAR __total = CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Sheet1[Date] ), ALLSELECTED ( ) )
VAR __name = CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Sheet1[Date] ), REMOVEFILTERS ( Sheet1[Date] ) )
RETURN
IF(
ISFILTERED(Sheet1[Date]),
BLANK(),
DIVIDE ( __name, __total ))

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