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I have a fact table called "Invoices on Hold Monthly Data".
I have a measure called "Number Invoices" that is simply a count rows on that table.
I have the below measure which calculates a cumulative percentage of invoices on hold for each supplier in the fact table.
I can produce a visual that shows the cumulative % of invoices on hold for any set of suppliers that are currently selected as shown below.
I can produce a conditional formatting based on the value of the measure to show quartiles.
I would like to produce a count of suppliers for each quartile based on the selected set of suppliers that could be dropped into a score card. That is what I am struggling to do.
I would also like to be able to see the cumulative percentage calculation by week, but when I add Week End date from my calendar table, I get it sliced in the below fashion.
How would I change my measure so the cumulative percentage would add up to 100 for each week that is filtering the matrix, instead of splitting the total by week?
Mark Janecek
PTP Metrics Analyst
Johnson Controls
@Anonymous yes one drive or google drive
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@Anonymous it is very hard to understand what is going on. It will be easier if you can share a sample pbix file using one drive/google drive with the expected result.
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How do I share the pbix via google drive?