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Hi there, first post and new user of powerBI. Screenshots are of pivot tables in excel I am recreating in PowerBI.
I need help transposing my current formula for calculating the % of row total (working here in table 1):
% = SUM(ttData[USD Media Spend]) / CALCULATE(SUM(ttData[USD Media Spend]),ALLSELECTED(ttData[G2 Media Type]))
I now need to calculate the column total as seen here:
Here is my current formula:
% = DIVIDE (
SUM(ttData[USD Media Spend]),
CALCULATE (
SUM(ttData[USD Media Spend]),
ALLSELECTED(ttData[Year])))
Of which the outcome is this:
Its obviously not quite right! Any help is appreciated. Very new to DAX. Thank you.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi
Instead of allselected for the year i think you need media type
Mike
Hi
Instead of allselected for the year i think you need media type
Mike
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