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istik
Frequent Visitor

Showing percentage and number values in visuals at the same time

Hello

 

I'm trying to showing percentages and number at the same time in my visual,

ex:  88.15% (100 000)

or: 100 000 ( 88.15%)

 

but I tried many different visuals and I did not make it.

Do you have any ideas?

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v-yuezhe-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi @istik,

According to the sample data in your screenshot and based on my test, we will need to create a calculated column in the original table and make the values in the calculated column display as 100 000 ( 88.15%) or 88.15% (100 000) format. Please note that after creating the calculated column, we can only drag it into Table visual in order to show the values properly(as shown in the following screenshot). As the calculated column is text type, in other visuals, it will be counted.
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For more details about how to create a calculated column in your scenario, you can check the example in the attached PBIX file.
 

Thanks,
Lydia Zhang

Community Support Team _ Lydia Zhang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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Tejasvi_munge
Frequent Visitor

Hi,

 

There is no perfect solution for this. However, few workarounds which you can try using Grid/Matrix visual-

1. Concatenate two columns containing values and percentage.

2. Merge two columns in query editor using required delimiter.

3. Pull the required columns in the grid and do the formatting such that it looks like they belong to same column, for instance column shown in below image -

 
 

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Regards,

Tejasvi

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi,

 

This would be very interesting, is there any new functionnality to achieve that ?

Best regards,

 

Benjamin

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi,

 

This would be very interesting, is there any new functionnality to achieve that ?

Best regards,

 

Benjamin

adanyoshimoto
Regular Visitor

Hi, I think i have the same problem, did you get the solution for this problem?

you solved it? I tried using solutions here, but nothing worked perfectly....

v-yuezhe-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi @istik,

According to the sample data in your screenshot and based on my test, we will need to create a calculated column in the original table and make the values in the calculated column display as 100 000 ( 88.15%) or 88.15% (100 000) format. Please note that after creating the calculated column, we can only drag it into Table visual in order to show the values properly(as shown in the following screenshot). As the calculated column is text type, in other visuals, it will be counted.
Capture111.PNG


For more details about how to create a calculated column in your scenario, you can check the example in the attached PBIX file.
 

Thanks,
Lydia Zhang

Community Support Team _ Lydia Zhang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Habib
Continued Contributor
Continued Contributor

Power BI provides a better solution to calcuate % automatically and you can show these in your tooltips quickly

 

Please refer to below. I have placed a staked chart and put Sales mearure in Value as well as in Tooltip. Now its showing sales two time in tooltips.

 

tooltip1.png

Next do a right click in Tooltip section on Sales and go to Quick Calc Option.

 

click.png
Now change the Show Valu as to Percentage as below

precentabe.png

 

It will conver the tooltip to show as % of GT.

 

final.png

 

Hope this will resolve your problem.

 

Nhallquist
Helper V
Helper V

My initial thought is do to something with the Tooltip.  I'm assuming that the goal of the graph is to find the exception, a category that is, maybe, under 90%.  If you use the Tooltip, you can allow users to browse the graph with less clutter, then hover over and get the context of the additional info.  something like the image below.

 

Dual Values.JPG

 

You can accomplish this by adding a measure, as seen below.

 

Tooltip PBI.JPG

 

Nate

thanks for the reply, yes I can add a tootips, but I want to know if there any way to show the % and values at the same time

 

like 90%(1 000 000)

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