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Engineer Name Category Answered Correctly
Billy Terminology Yes
Billy Iron No
BIlly Iron No
Billy Valves Yes
Billy Valves Yes
Here is a small sample of a large database i have. I am trying to breakdown the percentage correct of each individual engineers answers on the test. Then be able to look at the engieers as a whole and see where they are missing the most questions. So for example on this set i can see he missed 100% of the Iron questions. Also i can see that he missed 3 out of 5 questions on the test. I am looking for an effective way to plot and visually see this prefferably through a horizontal bar graph
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In this scenario, you can create percentage of total measures group on corresponding column and put into a chart visual.
Answered of Total = CALCULATE ( COUNTA ( Table[Questions] ), FILTER ( Table, Table[Answered] = "Yes" ), ALLEXCEPT ( Table, Table[Engineer] ) )
Answered of Total per Category = CALCULATE ( COUNTA ( Table[Questions] ), FILTER ( Table, Table[Answered] = "Yes" ), ALLEXCEPT ( Table, Table[Engineer], Table[Category] ) )
Regards,
Hello!
I want to calculate distinct values of column A. Which i did by using the distinct function in a measure I created.
Now I want to calculate the total number of "No" for each unique value only. Can anyone please help? @v-sihou-msft
For example the total should be 3 for "No" as I want to count for Saturday as only 1 not 2 times.
In this scenario, you can create percentage of total measures group on corresponding column and put into a chart visual.
Answered of Total = CALCULATE ( COUNTA ( Table[Questions] ), FILTER ( Table, Table[Answered] = "Yes" ), ALLEXCEPT ( Table, Table[Engineer] ) )
Answered of Total per Category = CALCULATE ( COUNTA ( Table[Questions] ), FILTER ( Table, Table[Answered] = "Yes" ), ALLEXCEPT ( Table, Table[Engineer], Table[Category] ) )
Regards,
This is perfect!!!!! This is exactly what i needed thank you so much for your help!
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