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aalstatt7287
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Percents with small subgroups

This may be a dumb question but I am not sure how to do this. I am not great with the DAX functions.

 

I have a pie chart that shows the proportion of different Control Types in a group of control samples. I have a card that displays the percentage of control samples vs Original Samples sent.

Pie chart.PNG

 

When I click on one of the pie peices, the card changes to "Infinity". I would like for each pie peice to show the percentage of that specific control type vs total original samples.

Infinity.PNG

 

I am pretty sure this is a change that needs to be made in my measure for "Percent of Total" but I am not sure what to use for this.

It currently reads: 

Percent of Total = COUNT('Control Samples'[Control Type])/COUNT('Original Samples'[Sample Number])
 
"Control Samples" file contains all the types of control samples ie duplicate, umpire, CRM, etc. "Original Samples" contains only the original samples. I need precent of Original Samples for each control type.
 
Thanks so much!
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parry2k
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@aalstatt7287 are these tables related? In the meantime try this:

 

Percent of Total = COUNT('Control Samples'[Control Type])/CALCULATE(COUNT('Original Samples'[Sample Number]), ALL () )

 



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parry2k
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@aalstatt7287 are these tables related? In the meantime try this:

 

Percent of Total = COUNT('Control Samples'[Control Type])/CALCULATE(COUNT('Original Samples'[Sample Number]), ALL () )

 



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Yes, they are realted. Both contain samples, but I split the data into 2 files instead of leaving it as one as that seemed to help me with the other visualizations I was working on, since the total number of original samples doesnt need to be seen, only the percent of each control type. I am sure there are ways to do it with the file all together in one, but I have just been stumbling my way through it.

 

Your DAX function did exactly what I needed! Thank you so much for your help, you are much appreciated! 🙂 

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