Missing column totals and how to add %

[Wieuwzak]

My post title sure seems like an easy to solve problem, but I cannot figure it out.

My data looks like:

Existing columns	Custom columns
Year	FTE	Type	Status	Duration	D <= 4 yr	D <= 4,25 yr	D <= 4,5 yr	D <= 5 yr	D > 5 yr	Dropout < 1yr	Dropout => 1yr	Active
2012	1	INT	Active	3								1
2012	1	INT	Done	4	1
2013	1	INT	Done	4,25		1
2014	0,5	INT	Done	4,5			0,5
2014	0,75	INT	Dropout	0,8						0,75
2014	1	INT	Dropout	6							1
2014	0,4	EXT	Dropout	0,9						0,4
2014	1	EXT	Dropout	5,5							1

I have made a matrix table in PowerBI and it looks like this:

How to add totals? -> settings Column subtotals is enabled, does nothing
How to add percentage? e.g 2012 D <= 4yr (14) as a % of the total row of 2012 (14+8+10+10+5+10). So (14/57) = 24,6%
I  have some filters on the visual: Year (2012-2017) and Type (INT)

If someone can point me in the right direction that would be so helpful. Ps. I need this table in a chart later so that's the reason I didn't use a division measure formatted as %.

[Wieuwzak]

Thank you, that is perfect! 

[v-easonf-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi, @Wieuwzak 

You can unpivot these columns values in 'Transform Data'.

Then apply new fields 'Attribute' and 'Value' to matirx.

In this way, the total value of the rows in the matrix can be easily obtained without any coding.

If you need to add percentage, plase show value as percent of row total.

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason