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Greetings,
I have used below measure to get total count -
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Hi, @Anonymous
Try to change you formula "column" as below:
Column =
DIVIDE (
SUM('Sample-PRT028'[Total_Steps]),
CALCULATE ( [Count_total_steps], ALL ( 'Sample-PRT028' ) )
)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
Hi, @Anonymous
Try to change you formula "column" as below:
Column =
DIVIDE (
SUM('Sample-PRT028'[Total_Steps]),
CALCULATE ( [Count_total_steps], ALL ( 'Sample-PRT028' ) )
)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
@Anonymous , In case you need a new measure
Measure = DIVIDE([Count_total_steps ],calculate([Count_total_steps], ALLSELECTED('Sample-PRT028')))
New column
Column = DIVIDE('Sample-PRT028'[Total_Steps],Sum('Sample-PRT028'[Total_Steps]))
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