I am trying to get percentage of a single item by category. The simplest way would be to calculate a measure for that specific item and overwrite the filter using ALL function. However, this doesnt work strangely. below is the screenshot of what i tried.
Measure :
Hrs = SUM('Table 1'[Hrs])
SAH = CALCULATE(SUM('Table 1'[Hrs]), ('Table 1'[Category] = "SAH", All('Table 1'[Category])
% from SAH = Divide(Total,SAH)
Below is the screenshot of the result:
Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks!
@sujitjena try this
SAH = CALCULATE(SUM('Table 1'[Hrs]), ('Table 1'[Category] = "SAH", All('Table 1')
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@sujitjena try this
SAH = CALCULATE(SUM('Table 1'[Hrs]), ('Table 1'[Category] = "SAH", All('Table 1')
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