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Hello Everyone,
I hope you're doing well. I have a slide with a filter and a table displaying Year, Zone, and Loc_Pop. When I select an option from the filter, the table updates to show Year, Zone, and Loc_Pop for the selected location. Here, I am considering "Cat_total" from the category.
Now, I'm looking to enhance the table by adding some additional columns:
Sum_of_the_Same_Zone_Loc_Pop:
Percentage_Zone:
Sum_of_All_Zone_Loc_Pop:
Percentage_All_Zones:
The output should something like the below:
I'd greatly appreciate any guidance on how to implement these additions effectively. Thank you so much for your help!
.pibx can be accessed from here (Google Drive Link).
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Hi @0Experience
Please refer the file saved in following location
Measures:
Sum of the Same Zone Loc Pop:
This measure calculates the sum of the population in the same zone as the current location.
Sum_of_the_Same_Zone_Loc_Pop = CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Loc_Pop]), ALL(Table1[Location]))
Percentage Zone:
This measure calculates the percentage of the total population that is in the same zone as the current location.
Percentage_Zone = FORMAT(DIVIDE(SUM(Table1[Loc_Pop]), [Sum_of_the_Same_Zone_Loc_Pop]), "0.00%")
Sum of All Zone Loc Pop:
This measure calculates the sum of the population in all zones.
Sum_of_All_Zone_Loc_Pop = CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Loc_Pop]), ALL(Table1[Location]))
Percentage All Zones:
This measure calculates the percentage of the total population that is in all zones.
Percentage_All_Zones = FORMAT(DIVIDE(SUM(Table1[Loc_Pop]), [Sum_of_All_Zone_Loc_Pop]), "0.00%")
I hope this is helpful!
Thanks and Regards,
Sayali
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Hi @0Experience
Please refer the file saved in following location
Measures:
Sum of the Same Zone Loc Pop:
This measure calculates the sum of the population in the same zone as the current location.
Sum_of_the_Same_Zone_Loc_Pop = CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Loc_Pop]), ALL(Table1[Location]))
Percentage Zone:
This measure calculates the percentage of the total population that is in the same zone as the current location.
Percentage_Zone = FORMAT(DIVIDE(SUM(Table1[Loc_Pop]), [Sum_of_the_Same_Zone_Loc_Pop]), "0.00%")
Sum of All Zone Loc Pop:
This measure calculates the sum of the population in all zones.
Sum_of_All_Zone_Loc_Pop = CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Loc_Pop]), ALL(Table1[Location]))
Percentage All Zones:
This measure calculates the percentage of the total population that is in all zones.
Percentage_All_Zones = FORMAT(DIVIDE(SUM(Table1[Loc_Pop]), [Sum_of_All_Zone_Loc_Pop]), "0.00%")
I hope this is helpful!
Thanks and Regards,
Sayali
Please mark the question solved when done and consider giving a thumbs up if posts are helpful!!
Proud to be a Super User!
@sayaliredij thanks for your answer, and sorry for the late reply.
I can see that "Sum_of_the_Same_Zone_Loc_Pop" and "Sum_of_All_Zone_Loc_Pop" have the same formula (as stated in your post, but the correct answer is in the attachment), as well as for the percentage calculation.
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