Matrix Results and Bar Chart not Calculating the Same

[ExcelMonke]

Hello,

I am running into an issue where a measure that I have is behaving correctly within a Matrix. However, when in a barchart, the behaviour is not correct. 
This is the measure I am using for the "Distro_ClinPercent" column:

DIVIDE([ClinicVisits],CALCULATE(SUMX('TABLE',[ClinicVisits]),ALL('Table'[ApptLength])))

It gives me the following result:

However, in a bar chart, it looks like the clinic visits row just divides by itself, rather than the SUMX value. this results in a 100% result for each apptlength category.

How do I correct this behavior? 

[ExcelMonke · Accepted solution]

thanks everyone for the input. I managed to figure it out, and it was really my mistake... I figured out that the x-axis was not properly connected to the model. Once I did that it all worked.

[Anonymous]

Hi @ExcelMonke 

Do you use the visualization shown below? As you can see below, I put in two measures, and the visualization calculates the ratio of each of the two measures to the whole bar, and then displays them in different colors. A 100% stacked column chart is designed to illustrate the relative percentage of multiple data series in stacked columns. In this chart, the cumulative of the stacked columns always equals 100%. If you put in a measure, it will just show 100%.

You can use the stacked column chart to display the results you want.

If you are not using this chart, then could you provide a sample of the raw data so that we can better assist you?

How to provide sample data in the Power BI Forum - Microsoft Fabric Community . Or show it as a screenshot or pbix. Please remove any sensitive data in advance. If uploading pbix files please do not log into your account.

Best Regards,
Yulia Xu

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[amitchandak]

@ExcelMonke , Try one of the two

DIVIDE([ClinicVisits],CALCULATE(SUMX('TABLE',[ClinicVisits]),ALL()))

DIVIDE([ClinicVisits],CALCULATE(SUMX('TABLE',[ClinicVisits]),removefilters('Table'[Operation Group])))

[ExcelMonke]

Unfortunately neither of those worked. for context, the Operation Group is on a seperate table. The apptlength is from the fact table.