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saeidrasti
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calculate ratio when numerator changes by applying slicer and denominator is fixed

I have a dataset with two columns: range and mile. there is an slicer on the range which shows max range. I want to calculate the ratio of mile/total mile, for example when max range is 300 the ratio equals summation of miles for rows with range<=300 (600) over total mile (1700) which is 0.35. I would appreciate if you help me to do this. 

range mile 
300.00200
200.00100
500.00500
100.00300
1000.00600
 1700
  
range<=300ratio=0.352941
range<=100ratio=0.176471
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sevenhills
Super User
Super User

Try this: Tune to your needs

1) Table Name used as 'Q2 Table Ratio Slicer' and Slicer Name used as 'Slicer Range' (You can see the slicer name in view menu, show panes ... Selection, will get you the slicer name)

2) Measure used as

Measure Ratio based on Selected Slicer = 
var _allTotal = CALCULATE(sum('Q2 Table Ratio Slicer'[mile]), all('Q2 Table Ratio Slicer')) 
var _selSlicerMax = CALCULATE( MAX( 'Q2 Table Ratio Slicer'[range]), ALLSELECTED('Q2 Table Ratio Slicer'))
var _allValuesInRange = CALCULATE(sum('Q2 Table Ratio Slicer'[mile]), 
                            filter(all('Q2 Table Ratio Slicer'), 'Q2 Table Ratio Slicer'[range] <= _selSlicerMax)
                        )

RETURN Divide(_allValuesInRange, _allTotal, blank())

 

Formatted the measure as %

 

Output 1: <No selection>

sevenhills_0-1685470309493.png

Output 2: Selected: 300.00

sevenhills_1-1685470332599.png

 

Output 3: Selected: 100.00

sevenhills_2-1685470367644.png

 

Hope this helps!

 

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saeidrasti
Frequent Visitor

Thank you so much sevenhills. 

sevenhills
Super User
Super User

Try this: Tune to your needs

1) Table Name used as 'Q2 Table Ratio Slicer' and Slicer Name used as 'Slicer Range' (You can see the slicer name in view menu, show panes ... Selection, will get you the slicer name)

2) Measure used as

Measure Ratio based on Selected Slicer = 
var _allTotal = CALCULATE(sum('Q2 Table Ratio Slicer'[mile]), all('Q2 Table Ratio Slicer')) 
var _selSlicerMax = CALCULATE( MAX( 'Q2 Table Ratio Slicer'[range]), ALLSELECTED('Q2 Table Ratio Slicer'))
var _allValuesInRange = CALCULATE(sum('Q2 Table Ratio Slicer'[mile]), 
                            filter(all('Q2 Table Ratio Slicer'), 'Q2 Table Ratio Slicer'[range] <= _selSlicerMax)
                        )

RETURN Divide(_allValuesInRange, _allTotal, blank())

 

Formatted the measure as %

 

Output 1: <No selection>

sevenhills_0-1685470309493.png

Output 2: Selected: 300.00

sevenhills_1-1685470332599.png

 

Output 3: Selected: 100.00

sevenhills_2-1685470367644.png

 

Hope this helps!

 

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