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Hello,
In what would apparently seem like a staightforward thing to do, I am trying to capture the percent of each contract with a customer to the total contract amount with said customer. For example, customer A has three contracts, each for $100,000. The total for that customer is $300,000 and the percentage of each contract is 33.33%. I have tried the following DIVIDE(sum('Contract'[Net Contract Amount]), CALCULATE([Net Contract Amount], ALLSELECTED('Customer'[CustomerID]))). The value that comes back for each row is 100%. There is somethign amiss with my context since the only way you can get to 100% for each row is that the measure is dividing each row by itselt: $100,000 divided by $100,000 equals 1. The measure is to be used primarily in a table. Thanks for your assistance.
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Percent of Total = DIVIDE(sum('Contract'[ContractAmount], RELATED('Vendor'[Vendor Total]), 0)
Take out that sum. You don't need it.
Percentage of Total Contracts = divide([Contract Amount],related('Companies'[Total Contract Value]),0)
I am having difficulty replicating the formula.
I have a GBP value column [Settlement] and a text value colum [Channel].
I need to see what percentage of the total [Settlement] is for each [Channel]
Thanks
Dom
Just use the "Show value as" | "Percent of grand total"?
Click the little arrow drop down on your value column in the Visualizations area and choose those menu options.
I need to store a value since I have to then multiply that percentage against another value. In this example, the customer has a credit limit of $750,000, so each row in the table needs to have the percentage multiplied by the credit limit.
OK, what you probably want is an ALLEXCEPT clause instead of ALLSELECTED. Sample data please.
Contract Number | VendorID | Contract Amount | Pct of Total |
7223DIAM | 49113 | $959,574 | 41.99% |
7239DIAM | 49113 | $805,790 | 35.26% |
7351DIAM | 49113 | $519,670 | 22.74% |
$2,285,034 | 100.00% |
The percent of total is a simple formula in Excel. The percentages will subsequently be used in another measure/calculation. If I use ALLEXCEPT, all except what? The VendorID is the primary key in the vendor table and subcontract number is a dependency.
ALLEXCEPT whatever filters you are trying to preserve. So, in the case below you would probably just need to use VendorID I believe.
I created a table with just the companies and then added column based on this:
Total Contract value = sumx(Calculatetable('Contracts',filter('Contracts',[Company]='Companies'[Company])),[Contract Amount])
Then on the Contracts table I created another column based on this:
Percentage of Total Contracts = [Contract Amount]/related('Companies'[Total Contract Value])
Which gave the following results:
I can let you have the PBIX file if you would like.
Greetings
Can you kindly share the file please
When I go to calculate the percentage, I get a DAX error: "The column either doesn't exist or doesn't have a relationship to any table available in the current context." I do have a relationship defined between the contract table and the vendor table. The contract table is the "many" side of the relationship. I do know that the total amount at the vendor level is correct. Just so I'm clear, the percent of total is a column as opposed to a measure, correct?
Just so I'm clear, the percent of total is a column as opposed to a measure, correct?
Yes, both of these were columns.
What does your formula look like?
Percent of Total = DIVIDE(sum('Contract'[ContractAmount], RELATED('Vendor'[Vendor Total]), 0)
I also have a measure defined in the contracts table Contract Amount = sum('Contract'[ContractAmount])
On the vendor side, I have SUMX(CALCULATETABLE('Contract', FILTER('Contract', [VendorID] = 'Vendor'[VendorID])), [Contract Amount])
Percent of Total = DIVIDE(sum('Contract'[ContractAmount], RELATED('Vendor'[Vendor Total]), 0)
Take out that sum. You don't need it.
Percentage of Total Contracts = divide([Contract Amount],related('Companies'[Total Contract Value]),0)
That did it! Thank you!!
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