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Hello BI community,
I am new to POwer BI & I am loving it so far. Recently I have encountered a problem. I am trying to compare results of two quarters ( from a survey).
When I draw two separate bar chart chart separately, the values of the bars are different from when I make a clustered chart.
I've attached the image of the chart which I want to achieve (I drew this in excel). I've also attached the data sets too. Please help!. Although the graph is similar in Power BI & Excel, the values are different. Data Set is attached here too.
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Using your sample document this Measure will give the correct percentages.
PerOfQuarter = VAR QtrTotal = CALCULATE ( COUNT('Form Responses Q1 and Q2'[Timestamp]) , ALLEXCEPT ( 'Form Responses Q1 and Q2', 'Form Responses Q1 and Q2'[Quarter] ) ) RETURN COUNT('Form Responses Q1 and Q2'[Timestamp]) / QtrTotal
It looks like your using show as % of Grand Total. The total has changed by adding both Quarters which affects the figures.
Try creating your own dax that calculates by Quarter. Something like this.
PerOfQuarter =
VAR QtrTotal =
CALCULATE ( SUM ( Rating[Count] ), ALLEXCEPT ( Rating, Rating[Quarter] ) )
RETURN
SUM ( Rating[Count] ) / QtrTotal
Using your sample document this Measure will give the correct percentages.
PerOfQuarter = VAR QtrTotal = CALCULATE ( COUNT('Form Responses Q1 and Q2'[Timestamp]) , ALLEXCEPT ( 'Form Responses Q1 and Q2', 'Form Responses Q1 and Q2'[Quarter] ) ) RETURN COUNT('Form Responses Q1 and Q2'[Timestamp]) / QtrTotal
@stretcharm You are a genious. I got it. Thank a lot. I deeply appreciate your help.
Hopefully you've got it working now.
Check out this list of PowerBI training links that will help you
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Good-Source-to-Learn-DAX/m-p/539642#M253384
Thanks a lot @stretcharm. Really appreciate your help & expertise. Can you guide how & where to add this measure?
Unfortunately I am new to powerBI. Or can you share your PowerBI file so that I can see how you did that. That would be a huge help.
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