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Anonymous
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Use a measure of a table in another table

Hi ! 

 

This is my problem I have these 2 graphs : 

 

G1.png

You can see that the 2 graphs are same, just the intern production percentage (in black) is different because I use 2 different database to do the graphs, the total production is the same but the split Intern production and non intern production is different

So I want to keep just one graph and put the 2 percentage curve in the same graph but when I do this this is the result

 

G2.png

 

The orange curve is not good...

This data is like this : (direct = intern production, toller = non intern production)

G3.png

 

And I the intern production is obtained by a measure : 

 

InterProductionPercentage = CALCULATE(SUM('Data'[Value]), 'Data'[Category]="Drying Direct")/(CALCULATE(SUM('Data'[Value]),'Data'[Category]=="Drying Toller")+(CALCULATE(SUM('Data'[Value]),'Data'[Category]=="Drying Direct")))
 
I made this measure for the 2 database but when I move one mease in an other graph (from the other data) I don't have the good curve
Do you have a solution to solve this ? Thanks in advance
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Anonymous
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I solve the problem thanks for your help

If someone is interested the solution is create a relation between the two tables with the "Year" column

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Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Glad to know your issue has been resolved!

Could you please Accept your last reply as the solution to make the thread closed?  The other members find it more quickly😀

 

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Anonymous
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I solve the problem thanks for your help

If someone is interested the solution is create a relation between the two tables with the "Year" column

Anonymous
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Hello,

Can you please explain more? I think you have a problem in your model that the two tables don't have a connexion between them? 

Anonymous
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Yes sorry it's not clear

 

I have 2 differents tables which represente the production (intern or non-intern) of some countries each year between 2021 and 2026

The total production (intern + non intern) is the same for the two tables

Just the split Intern-Non Intern production is different so the percentage curve (in black) is different if you look the 2 graphs

So I want to keep just one graph and add the percentage of intern production of the other table but when I did this I don't have the good curve. I think your are right I have to have a relation between the tables ?

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