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marcss44
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Getting some measures from Count Distinct with two row header fields

Hi friends!

I've got a Matrix with two row headers fields and i need to get the result of divide one columm by another (Both are distinct count fields). For example:

 

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In green the two row header fields, and i need to obtain the division of 8 by 49883 and 3 by 4988

 

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Hi @marcss44 

 

Here is the report back with the measures https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j6eHxkYc6gBObIRkU3jd218izWoEa_7r/view?usp=sharing

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Ok, can you share a sample of your data with all column names visible?




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Hi @marcss44 

 

Here is the report back with the measures https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j6eHxkYc6gBObIRkU3jd218izWoEa_7r/view?usp=sharing

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Joe_Barry
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Hi @marcss44 

 

I will presume that 3 by 4988 should be 3 by 49883?

 

Lets create some measures to get the sum of each column

 

 

IDS Total = SUM(TABLE[IDS TOTAL])

 

 

 

ID SCRAP = SUM(Table[ID SCRAP])

 

 

We will now create a measure that gets the Total of IDS Total that removes filters.

 

IDS Total - All =
CALCULATE([IDS Total], /// we use the first measure
ALLEXCEPT(Table[Familia])
)

 

Now lets calculate the division

 

% of IDS Total =
DIVIDE([ID SCRAP], [IDS Total], 0)

 

 

Convert to % if needed

 

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This part is not working:

 

IDS Total - All =
CALCULATE([IDS Total], /// we use the first measure
ALLEXCEPT(Table[Familia])
)

 

The ALLEXCEPT says: Not enought arguments...

Sorrry my mistake, It should work with this now

IDS Total - All = 
CALCULATE([IDS Total], /// we use the first measure
ALL('Table'))

 

 




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No, is not working:

 

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8/49883 it shows 100%

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