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Hi All,
I am trying to compare the total count difference of policies per company with AND without the slicer.
Here is a simple example of my scenario:
Compnay Name | Policy Number | Filter X | Filter Y |
Company A | 123 | True | False |
Company A | 456 | False | False |
Company A | 789 | False | True |
Company A | 123 | False | False |
Company A | 050 | True | True |
Therefore, If Slicer X is set to True and slicer Y is set to False, I expect to get 25% for Company A (1 distinct policy which satisfies the filters divided by total of 4 distinct policies for company A). The point here is that the denomitor should be always constant regardless of filter values.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Policies by company = DIVIDE( DISTINCTCOUNT(MyTable[PolicyNumber]) , CALCULATE( DISTINCTCOUNT(MyTable[PolicyNumber]), ALL(MyTable[Filter X]), ALL(MyTable[Filter Y])))
The numerator applies the whole filter context, the denominator replaces Filter X and Filter Y with all the values for both.
Policies by company = DIVIDE( DISTINCTCOUNT(MyTable[PolicyNumber]) , CALCULATE( DISTINCTCOUNT(MyTable[PolicyNumber]), ALL(MyTable[Filter X]), ALL(MyTable[Filter Y])))
The numerator applies the whole filter context, the denominator replaces Filter X and Filter Y with all the values for both.
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