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Percentages in a Chart
- 4 years ago
Hi, BernierWork
Try the methods mentioned by parry2k to achieve almost what you need.
Measure:
Measure = DIVIDE(SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Found Jobs]),SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Seeking Work]))If this is not the result you expect, what's your expected result? Could you please provide more details for it?
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BernierWork create a measure for % and then use a line and clustered column chart, on line values drop the % measure, and in the formatting pane, change the stroke width to 0, and make sure data labels are turned on. This will do it.
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It's the measure I'm unsure of. I've tried a few measures, but I'm missing something. When I do a measure it adds a new column to the chart. parry2k