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TOTAL without Filter
Hi,
I have a measure the sum weights for unique ID. It works fine in my matrix by categories.
My problem is that I need the TOTAL of the weight for all categories in order to make a percentage for each category.
What am I doing wrong ?
clem312 try this measure:
_Q72_Total = CALCULATE ( SUMX ( VALUES ( Q72[ID] ), [_Q72_Like] ), ALL ( Q72[Q72_correspondance.Q72_lib] ) )✨ Follow us on LinkedIn
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How about:
_Q72_Total = CALCULATE ([_Q72_Kike], ALL(Q72[Q72_correspondance.Q72_lib]))
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clem312 try this measure:
_Q72_Total = CALCULATE ( SUMX ( VALUES ( Q72[ID] ), [_Q72_Like] ), ALL ( Q72[Q72_correspondance.Q72_lib] ) )✨ Follow us on LinkedIn
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How about:
_Q72_Total = CALCULATE ([_Q72_Kike], ALL(Q72[Q72_correspondance.Q72_lib]))
clem312 try this:
_Q72_Total = SUMX(ALL(Q72[ID]), [_Q72_Like] )✨ Follow us on LinkedIn
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clem312 interesting, share pbix file with sample data on how your tables are structured to provide the solution.
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