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i am with tow data sources and i want to count the amount of times a name appears in each data source and then do a percentage for example
Data Source 1 John Doe = 250
Data Source 2 John Doe = 4
in this case 4 is 1.6% of 250
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@Jayfemi,
Firstly, create the following measure in the first table.
Count1 = CALCULATE(COUNTA(Source1[name]),FILTER(Source1,Source1[name]="John Doe"))
Secondly, create the following measure in another table.
Count2 = CALCULATE(COUNTA(Source2[name]),FILTER(Source2,Source2[name]="John Doe"))
Then create percent measure in the first table using dax below.
percent = [Count2]/[Count1]
If the above steps don't help, please share sample data of the two tables.
Regards,
Lydia
@Jayfemi,
Firstly, create the following measure in the first table.
Count1 = CALCULATE(COUNTA(Source1[name]),FILTER(Source1,Source1[name]="John Doe"))
Secondly, create the following measure in another table.
Count2 = CALCULATE(COUNTA(Source2[name]),FILTER(Source2,Source2[name]="John Doe"))
Then create percent measure in the first table using dax below.
percent = [Count2]/[Count1]
If the above steps don't help, please share sample data of the two tables.
Regards,
Lydia
Create a bridge table between your two data sources that contains a single unique value from each of the two data sources. Use this single table to create a relationship to both of your data sources.
If you want to do it with a specified name, you can do countrows with a calculate.
It sounds like you might want to create measures similar to this:
[CountTable1] = Countrows(DataSource1[Name)
[CountTable2] = Countrows(DataSource2[Name)
[%InBoth] = Divide([CountTable1],[CountTable2]) >> please note that I don't know what the appropriate numerator/denominator is so please decide yourself, and if you want to only show names that occur in both data sources please try
If( [CountTable1] && [CountTable2], Divide(x,y))
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