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Hello,
I am currently stuck with this problem :
My set of data is a 'table1' such as :
| [Name] | [Quantity] | [Price] |
| Name 1 | Quantity 1 | Price 1 |
| Name 2 | Quantity 2 | Price 2 |
I created a Measure such as :
| [Name] | [Revenue] | [Ponderation] |
| Name 1 | Revenue 1 | "Revenue1/Total Revenue" |
| Name 2 | Revenue 2 | "Revenue2/Total Revenue" |
*the bold formula is to show you what i want in the values.
Well i have try to create another Measure that is equal to the ponderation of the line revenue / Total of all revenues of the column (showed as a %), that is where i am stuck, i have tryed this :
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello Pat,
Thanks for you reply,
After inputing your solution the result of the measure still show 100% for each line like in the proposed formula, well i also see that if i just input the denominator part of your formula it returns the same as Revenue measure for each line instead of showing in every line the total of revenue. maybe the problem is elsewhere and i cannot find it ?
If you have other columns in that visual, include those in the All( ) too.
Pat
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Well after creating a new table with only 2 columns : [name] and [ponderation] the formula works, the problem is that in my dashboard table i have other columns which are calculated measure such as "revenue". And i can not precise them as arguments of ALL() function, so i am still stuck with my problem 😕
Not stuck. Just use ALL(Table) to remove all the filters from that table. Or ALLSELECTED(Table) if you still want it to honor slicers on your report page.
Pat
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Please try a measure like this
Pct Revenue = DIVIDE([Revenue], CALCULATE([Revenue], ALL(Table[Name])))
Regards,
Pat
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Hello Pat,
Thanks for you reply,
After inputing your solution the result of the measure still show 100% for each line like in the proposed formula, well i also see that if i just input the denominator part of your formula it returns the same as Revenue measure for each line instead of showing in every line the total of revenue. maybe the problem is elsewhere and i cannot find it ?
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