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Hello everyone,
I am having trouble showing the percentage of a percentage of a column. I have 2 columns "State" and "Iteration Path", once i filter the Iteration Path it shows how it suppose to with a 100% total, but when i try to filter again by State to show the percentage that i had before (for example, filtering closed sprint 9 instead of showing 38.30%, it shows a 100% total again). I tried taking the ALLSELECTED to ALL and it does not work, like it is shown in the images.
First images shows with ALLSELECTED, and the third image it shows with ALL.
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@Anonymous
If I understand your video correctly, you want it to auto calculate the % when filer to banana but what it to stop calculate when filter to B. Check the example below see if helps.
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@Anonymous
If I understand your video correctly, you want it to auto calculate the % when filer to banana but what it to stop calculate when filter to B. Check the example below see if helps.
Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
If this post helps, please Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@Anonymous I cannot work with images and put my efforts to understand them. You can always create dummy data and explain it. If you cannot do this then unfortunately it is hard to provide a solution. Good luck.
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Video explaining the issue.
DAX
YES COUNT =
CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Sheet1), Sheet1[Sales] = "YES")
YES % =
VAR Sale = [YES Sales]
VAR Currentsale = CALCULATE([YES Sales], ALLSELECTED(Sheet1))
RETURN
DIVIDE (Sale,Currentsale)
@Anonymous very hard to follow your images, can you share the sample data and explain what you are looking for?
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I cannot share the data since its confidential. So in this image we have a TOTAL percentage for Sprint 9, the percentage is divided by 3 "States", Active, Closed and New. This 3 show their percentage to make up for the TOTAL, which is okay. But then when i try to isolate for example "Closed" it does not show the 38.30% it showed before, instead it shows a 100%. So what i need is to be able to isolate those percentage numbers so i can show them in a card.
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