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Hello,
I am aware that the dynamic reference line feature is in development right now, but I am wondering if this is possible through a combo chart. I'm not able to figure out a way.
I have the following view that is rates across people with a stacked bar. I want to ideally have a reference line that shows the average percent. In this example, it's 45%. The trick is, I have person on this axis, so I am not able to figure out how to plot the overall 45%. Also, that 45% will change based on what the user selects in the slicers (not shown).
Any ideas? Please let me know if you need add'l info!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Response Rate = Calculate(sum(Table[Thread Responses]),All(Table)) / Calculate(sum(Table[Thread Count]),All(Table))
If you have Slicers to filter you can Change All to AllExcept(Table,ColumnSlicer)
thanks! I've never used that! it might work however my rate is a calculation:
Response Rate = Sum ( Thread Responses)/Sum(Thread Count)
I'm not sure how I would go about using an "all table" with that as it's not giving me that as an available field when I try All (table) or All(column).
Response Rate = Calculate(sum(Table[Thread Responses]),All(Table)) / Calculate(sum(Table[Thread Count]),All(Table))
If you have Slicers to filter you can Change All to AllExcept(Table,ColumnSlicer)
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