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Hello!
I am having trouble in calculating percentage of total for columns after upivoting. I have unpivoted selected columns (leaving unique id column) having 'YES' or 'NO' attribute (YES =1, NO=0).
After unpivoiting of selected columns
When I pulled the value to Matrix visualization, it's showing the percentage of the attribute (morbidity_type) total (2165). What I need is to calculate the percentage of 'morbidity_type' from total number of enteries (here it is 3980 as shown below)
"Total" is a measure.
What I want here is percentage from 'Total" enrolled babies and not just "morbidity_type" total. Could anyone of you know how to do this? Please help. Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Raj
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Hi @rajudoc,
If I understand you correctly, you should be able to use the formula below to create a new measure to calculate the percentage from 'Total" enrolled babies. And show the new created measure on your Matrix visualization. ![]()
Percentage of Morbidity = DIVIDE ( COUNT ( 'Table1'[Number] ), [Total] )
Note: Just replace 'Table1' with your real table name.
Regards
If I understand you correctly,
You need divide "YES" by all count. You can use for this next meeasure
Test = DIVIDE ( COUNT ( 'Table1'[Number] ), calculate([Total],all('Table1' )))
If I understand you correctly,
You need divide "YES" by all count. You can use for this next meeasure
Test = DIVIDE ( COUNT ( 'Table1'[Number] ), calculate([Total],all('Table1' )))
Even this measure also works! Thanks a lot sir![]()
Hi @rajudoc,
If I understand you correctly, you should be able to use the formula below to create a new measure to calculate the percentage from 'Total" enrolled babies. And show the new created measure on your Matrix visualization. ![]()
Percentage of Morbidity = DIVIDE ( COUNT ( 'Table1'[Number] ), [Total] )
Note: Just replace 'Table1' with your real table name.
Regards
Worked like wonder
. Thanks a lot!
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