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Hello,
I searched this forum, but I could not find anything that solved my issue. I have a matrix table with the count of two different categories by year. If I add my value and show as "pecent of column", it gives me the correct percentage. When I add this to a clustered column chart, it does not give me the correct percentage. Please help!
Measure = DIVIDE(
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I figured it out.
The measure I needed was:
Measure = DIVIDE(
I figured it out.
The measure I needed was:
Measure = DIVIDE(
@Anonymous
Try one of the following meassures:
Measure =
DIVIDE(
COUNT(DISP_HISTORY[CD Count]),
CALCULATE(
COUNT(DISP_HISTORY[CD Count]),
ALLSELECTED(DISP_HISTORY[Start of Week])
)
)
Measure =
DIVIDE(
COUNT(DISP_HISTORY[CD Count]),
CALCULATE(
COUNT(DISP_HISTORY[CD Count]),
ALLSELECTED(DISP_HISTORY[Year])
)
)
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Thank you. The first measure gives me 100% for all columns.
The second measure gives me the percentage by legand (CD Count) rather than Axis (year)
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