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slhangen
Helper II
Helper II

Percentage of population

I have 2 tables with a related field called School.

One table, ContactData, has columns with student name and school name.

The other table, School Size, has 2 columns: school name and school population.

 

I need to display the % of interventions for selected school.

For example:

In the School Size table, school A has a popualation of 500. 

In the ContactData table, there is 450 rows of contacts for school A.

 

How do I construct a measue that gives me the 450/500 or 90% I can use in a visual?

 

Thx community in advance!

 

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debean
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Hi, it sounds like you'd like to calculate the population share that is registered with a name out of the total population for that school.

 

Perhaps try if this works and is what you seek by selecting the School-field and the measure in for example a table visual.

 

PopulationShare = Divide(Distinctcount(ContactData[StudentName]) , SchoolSize[SchoolPopulation])

Not able to pull in Population. See attached picture for schema. Thx for your assistance. 

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