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NewbieJono
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% Working out Percentage

Hello i have a table as below, i trying to get the % digital and % Non-Digital  for each week commencing 

 

 

Week Commencing DigitalNon- Digital
01/01/200010050
07/01/20007589
14/01/20005050
   
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sirlanceohlott
Advocate III
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Total Channels = 
SUM('Example Table'[Digital]) + SUM('Example Table'[Non-Digital])

Digital % = 
DIVIDE(
    SUM('Example Table'[Digital]),
    [Total Channels]
)

Non-Digital % = 
DIVIDE(
    SUM('Example Table'[Non-Digital]),
    [Total Channels]
)

 

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sirlanceohlott
Advocate III
Advocate III

sirlanceohlott_0-1633441808701.png

Total Channels = 
SUM('Example Table'[Digital]) + SUM('Example Table'[Non-Digital])

Digital % = 
DIVIDE(
    SUM('Example Table'[Digital]),
    [Total Channels]
)

Non-Digital % = 
DIVIDE(
    SUM('Example Table'[Non-Digital]),
    [Total Channels]
)

 

sirlanceohlott
Advocate III
Advocate III

Hey @NewbieJono ,

 

I'd like to help, so would you, so could you clarify your ask?

 

You'd like the % of Digital & % Non-Digital in comparison to the prior week? 



No i just need to show the split each wek

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