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Dear everyone,
I have checked a solution to my problem in all the messages, but I didn't find it. I hope that someone can help me.
I have this sort of table:
| Code | Month | Market | Rules |
| T1 | January | Germany | Follow rules |
| T2 | January | Italy | Don't follow rules |
| T3 | January | Germany | Follow rules |
| T4 | January | Germany | Don't follow rules |
| T5 | January | Italy | Don't follow rules |
| T6 | January | Italy | Follow rules |
| T7 | February | Germany | Follow rules |
| T8 | February | Germany | Don't follow rules |
| T9 | February | Italy | Follow rules |
| T10 | February | Italy | Don't follow rules |
For sure, my table has thousands of lines and hundred of Market. I want to show a matrix with the percentages for each Market (and not the total of the column) like below:
| January | February | |
| Germany | 100% | 100% |
| - Follow rules | 67% | 50% |
| - Don't follow rules | 33% | 50% |
Italy | 100% | 100% |
| - Follow rules | 33% | 50% |
| - Don't follow rules | 67% | 50% |
I have created a matrix with these info:
Rows:
- Market
- Rules
Colums:
- Month
Values:
- Count of "Rules" and Shows values as Percentage of column total
But it shows the percentage of all the column, which is not what I want as I have hundred of markets...
Can you please help me ?
Thank you very very much for your help
Isabelle
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous here are the measures
c = COUNTROWS ( Table )
% = DIVIDE( [c], CALCULATE ( [c], ALL ( Table[Rules] ) ))
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@Anonymous here are the measures
c = COUNTROWS ( Table )
% = DIVIDE( [c], CALCULATE ( [c], ALL ( Table[Rules] ) ))
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Dear @parry2k
Thank you so so much for your super quick answer. It works !!! I understand know the measures...
I have only a problem, it shows "0.13" instead of "13%". I have checked in the "Field formatting"/"Display unit" part, but it allows only "Thousands, Millions, ...". Do you know how to display them as "real" percentages ?
Thank you very much and best regards
Isabelle
@Anonymous the measure/column you used to show values, what is the format of that measure, if that is %, it will show in %, and you can change the format of column/measure by selecting it in the field pane, on right hand side and change format on measure/column tools on the menu.
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Dear @parry2k
Thank you very much ! In fact, I have used another measure to put the right format:
Measure = FORMAT([measure-percent],"###%")
Thank you very much for all your help on this topic !
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