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Anonymous
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Transform to %

Hi team, 

My datasource is Sharepoint

  1. When i create a Card - I cannot get the below to pull through as a %.
  2. I have 3 columns with Audit Scores, how can i add a column and get an average

 

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Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous ,

Which field or measure you are applying on the card visual? You can select that field or measure and set the Format as Percentage in Column tools or Measure tools ribbon just as shown in below screenshot.

yingyinr_1-1624519747867.png

Percents and decimals in visual – Power BI

What's the calculation logic of average? Is that for the average of AuditScore1,AuditScore1 and AuditScore3 just as the field Averge of below table? If yes, you can create a measure as below to get the average:

Items AuditScore1 AuditScore2 AuditScore3 Calculation logic Average?
Item01 80 76 92 =(80+76+92)/3 82.66667
Item02 78 84 68 =(78+84+68)/3 76.66667
Item03 98 89 96 =(98+89+96)/3 94.33333
Average = DIVIDE(SUM('Table'[AuditScore1])+SUM('Table'[AuditScore2])+SUM('Table'[AuditScore3]),3,0)

yingyinr_2-1624520391000.png

Otherwise, please provide some sample data (exclude sensitive data) and your expected result with specific examples and calculation logic. Thank you.

Best Regards

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Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous ,

Which field or measure you are applying on the card visual? You can select that field or measure and set the Format as Percentage in Column tools or Measure tools ribbon just as shown in below screenshot.

yingyinr_1-1624519747867.png

Percents and decimals in visual – Power BI

What's the calculation logic of average? Is that for the average of AuditScore1,AuditScore1 and AuditScore3 just as the field Averge of below table? If yes, you can create a measure as below to get the average:

Items AuditScore1 AuditScore2 AuditScore3 Calculation logic Average?
Item01 80 76 92 =(80+76+92)/3 82.66667
Item02 78 84 68 =(78+84+68)/3 76.66667
Item03 98 89 96 =(98+89+96)/3 94.33333
Average = DIVIDE(SUM('Table'[AuditScore1])+SUM('Table'[AuditScore2])+SUM('Table'[AuditScore3]),3,0)

yingyinr_2-1624520391000.png

Otherwise, please provide some sample data (exclude sensitive data) and your expected result with specific examples and calculation logic. Thank you.

Best Regards

Anonymous
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To transform to %, select the column and on Column tools (top menu) click on the % icon

Raymundo2910_0-1624389412336.png

To get the average, I would suggest creating a measure instead: Audit_Score_Avg = AVERAGE(SUM(AuditScore1) + SUM(AuditScore2) + SUM(AuditScoreN))

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