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I am a little new to Power Bi. We operate a property management company. We have a data set that shows payments by source for a property. I am trying to produce the following report in Power Bi - Fig 1. The raw data set comes in shown in Fig 2.
I am thinking I need to pivot the data with the distict paytment types in to seperate columns. We want the flexablity to filter for date ranges in the visualzation.
Fig. 1
Property Look up Code | Payments online |
186-0000 | 96% |
196-0000 | 55% |
187-0000 | 68% |
Fig 2.
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Hi,
Drag the Property Look-up code to the visual and write these measures
Total payments = COUNTROWS(Data)
Online payments = CALCULATE([Total payments],Data[Type]="Online payment")
Online payments (%) = [Online payments]/[Total payments]
Drag the last measure to the visual.
Hope this helps.
Create a measure like this and have slicer of post date
% online = divide(calculate(count(table[lookup code]),table[type]="Online payment"),calculate(count(table[lookup code])))
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Hi,
Drag the Property Look-up code to the visual and write these measures
Total payments = COUNTROWS(Data)
Online payments = CALCULATE([Total payments],Data[Type]="Online payment")
Online payments (%) = [Online payments]/[Total payments]
Drag the last measure to the visual.
Hope this helps.
Try this measure.
Measure 2 =
VAR B = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Prop Fact'),ALL('Prop Fact'[Type]))
VAR A = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Prop Fact'),FILTER('Prop Fact','Prop Fact'[Type]="Online Payment"))
RETURN DIVIDE(A,B)
Left - Date slicer
Middle - expected output
Right - Input Property fact.
I have a seperate date dimension and Property dimensions as below and relationships are defined as 1(date and property) to M(fact)
Calendar = CALENDAR(MIN('Prop Fact'[Post Dt]),MAX('Prop Fact'[Post Dt]))
Property = DISTINCT('Prop Fact'[Prop Code])
If it helps, mark it as a solution
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