How to show the % of a column sum in one table vs the count value of a column from another

[Andreas_P]

Hi i am looking for some help to setup the below:

  I have setup this very simple model with two tables. Customer_Master and Distribution_Data which shows distribution of products to customer outlets. Connected to each other via the customer_id field.

The number you see on the bar chart , first bar for example, shows that product JWRL 700 is at 1569 customers.

Now 1569 is not the whole customer universe. To find this you need to count the different customer_ids from the Customer_master table which includes all customers.

What I want to show is the % of the value shown in the bar chart (which the sum of a column (Distribution of element (0/1) from the Distribution_data table) versus the count of the total customers.

So basically the percentage of the sum of values from one column in one table against the count of a column from another table.

Aim is to see in a second bar on the same chart that 1569 is actually 90% of the total customers.

[v-lili6-msft]

hi @Andreas_P 

You could use "ALL" Function as amitchandak said to get it. here are two blog for you refer to:

https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/managing-all-functions-in-dax-all-allselected-allnoblankrow-allexcept...

https://radacad.com/now-you-see-me-use-cases-of-all-dax-function-in-power-bi

If you still have problem, please share a simple pbix file and your expected output.

Regards,

Lin

[amitchandak · Accepted solution]

Try New measures

custoomer for product = calculate(count(Distribution_Data[customer_ID])
overall customers = calculate(count(Customer_Master[ID]),all(Distribution_Data))

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