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Hi Team,
but if i select one or more supplier the spend total 100 % not showing
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @rajasekaro ,
Please try the following in the measure calculation;
DIVIDE(
SUM(PO_Detail[amount]),
CALCULATE(
SUM(PO_Detail[amount]),
ALLSELECTED(Supplier[NAME])
)
)Basically, ALL() ignores all filters (coming from slicers as well) while ALLSELECTED() ignores other filters but respects user selections/slicers.
Hope it helps!
Hello @rajasekaro
Your formula 'ALL' removes all filters from the Supplier[NAME] column, which means it will always show the percentage against the grand total, regardless of selections.
Try ALLSELECTED Instead of ALL as this respect your selections while removing filters.
DIVIDE(
SUM(PO_Detail[amount]),
CALCULATE(
SUM(PO_Detail[amount]),
ALLSELECTED(Supplier[NAME])
)
)
Hope this helps:)
Hi @rajasekaro ,
Please try the following in the measure calculation;
DIVIDE(
SUM(PO_Detail[amount]),
CALCULATE(
SUM(PO_Detail[amount]),
ALLSELECTED(Supplier[NAME])
)
)Basically, ALL() ignores all filters (coming from slicers as well) while ALLSELECTED() ignores other filters but respects user selections/slicers.
Hope it helps!
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