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Hi there,
I want to try show totals then percentage like this;
Expense Jan - Feb - Mar -Totals - Percentage
Salary 300 - 100 - 350 - 750 - %50
Electric 100 - 300 - 350 - 750 - %50
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Totals 400 - 400 - 700 - 1.500 - %100
If I try to percentage code include divide results shows all column percentage. But I want to show percentage just end of the table column.
what is the solution?
Ty.
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Hi @yassara ,
Please try the following methods and check if they can solve your problem:
1.Create the simple table.
2.Create the new column to calculate total.
Total = 'Table'[Jan] + 'Table'[Feb] + 'Table'[Mar]
3.Create the measure to sum total.
MeasureTotal = SUM('Table'[Jan]) + SUM('Table'[Feb]) + SUM('Table'[Mar])
4.Create the measure to calculate percentage.
Percentage = FORMAT(DIVIDE([MeasureTotal], CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Total]), ALL('Table'))),"0%")
5.Drag the Total and measure into the table visual. The result is shown below.
Best Regards,
Wisdom Wu
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Thank you for your kindly reply.
So can you help me about if the table has like this;
Date - Type - Amout - Code
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10.07.2023 - Salary - 1.000 - 780
15.08.2023 - Other - 5.500 - 780
11.07.2023 - Salary - 1.200 - 770
10.09.2023 - Salary - 5.000 - 780
10.08.2023 - Electricity - 5.000 - 780
and I want to show report like this;
Type - Jully - Agust - September - Total - % Perc
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Salary - 2.200 - 0 - 5.000 - 7.200 - 40,68%
Other - 0 - 5.500 - 0 - 5.500 - 31,08%
Electricity - 0 - 5.000 - 0 - 5.000 - 28,24%
Total - 2.200 - 10.500 - 5.000 - 17.700 - 100%
Hi @yassara ,
Please try the following methods and check if they can solve your problem:
1.Create the simple table.
2.Create the new column to calculate total.
Total = 'Table'[Jan] + 'Table'[Feb] + 'Table'[Mar]
3.Create the measure to sum total.
MeasureTotal = SUM('Table'[Jan]) + SUM('Table'[Feb]) + SUM('Table'[Mar])
4.Create the measure to calculate percentage.
Percentage = FORMAT(DIVIDE([MeasureTotal], CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Total]), ALL('Table'))),"0%")
5.Drag the Total and measure into the table visual. The result is shown below.
Best Regards,
Wisdom Wu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @yassara,
One approach that could help here is to use calculation group as explained in this video:
Use Measures as Columns Using Calculation Group in Power BI
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