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Advocate IIDynamically Calculate Percentage for Line in "Line & Stacked Column" chart
I have a stacked column chart showing the number of incidents In and Out of SLA, per Month.
I would now like to convert to a Line & Stacked Column chart, where the Line is the percentage of In SLA incidents, for that specific month.
My challenge is how do I create a measure that takes the total number of In and Out SLA values for each month, and then does a separate percentage calculation for each separate month.
If my understanding is correct, this percentage calculation must happen within the report itself, and I cannot do it within the query/dataset, as the percentage value must change depending on which date dimension I select for my Chart (E.g. Month, Quarter etc)
Try something like:
MyMeasure = COUNT([Incidents])/CALCULATE(COUNT([Incidents]),ALL([Table]))
Putting that measure in your visualization should filter the numerator by the axis (month) but the denominator will always include all incidents because of the ALL clause. Thus, you *should* end up with what you want.
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- Greg_Deckler
Community Champion
Try something like:
MyMeasure = COUNT([Incidents])/CALCULATE(COUNT([Incidents]),ALL([Table]))
Putting that measure in your visualization should filter the numerator by the axis (month) but the denominator will always include all incidents because of the ALL clause. Thus, you *should* end up with what you want.
- wi11iamr
SM thanks for the pointer!
I think I originally had something similar to what you suggested, however when approaching it with fresh eyes and your suggested code, I managed to also figure out (aka "guess") that while I was hoping to count the number of "Yes" in my InSLA column, my percentage always worked out to 100%, and this is because the COUNTA function was counting the blank values as well. I thus switched to using COUNTBLANK and subtracting the result from 1, as below.
PercentageInSLA = 1- (COUNTBLANK([InSLA])/CALCULATE(COUNTA([CaseNumber]),ALL(CRMCases[CaseNumber])))
Thanks again!
In case we have multiple factors more than 4 or 5, can we do the same thing for multi-factors above 4-5. Can we do it without writing multiple measures for each factor?
