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Amongst my table I have Columns that include [Has WO], [Multiple WO], and [Hours]. I want to find all of my records where [Has WO] = "YES" and divide those records where [Has WO] = "YES" and [Multiple WO] = "Multiple" but I want to divide the [Hours] that are associated with the first filter by the [Hours] associated with the second filter. So, let's say there are 20 records that satisfy the first condition and 80 that satisfy the second condition - the result shouldn't be (or likely won't be) 25% because the 20 records might have 102 hours associated and the 80 records might have 405 hours - I want the 102/405. I came up with this but I don't think it is working...
Hi,
What exact problem are you facing? Also, your formula can be simplified to:
Chart 4b = DIVIDE(CALCULATE(SUM ('Data'[Hours]),Data[Has WO] = "YES"),CALCULATE(SUM ('Data'[Hours]),'Data'[Has WO] = "YES",Data[Multiple WO] = "MULTIPLE"))
My source chart done through Excel generated this correctly
My Power BI chart looks like this
Hi,
In the Formatting pane, edit the Y axis intervals/numbers
Thanks - but nothing here is changing the result...
Hi,
Share the download link of the PBI file.
Hmm how do I attach a file here?
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