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Hi!
If I have a number of rows then the aggrgated total is not what I want.
In the example below I need 100% in total not 200%
(My formula is simply
Grateful for help 🙂
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The above was a column measure (I forgot to say), so as soon as I put it in as just a measure it worked!
Hi @Anonymous ,
You don't know calculate wrapped around the measure. Try it without it.
Hope this helps.
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The above was a column measure (I forgot to say), so as soon as I put it in as just a measure it worked!