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Anonymous
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Based on 2 columns dynamic percentage is not generating accurately using PowerBI DAX

the formula using to calculate percentage is below ErrorPercentage = (ErrorRecors/ScannedRecord) * 100 But when changing the date range using the slicer the error percentage is not changing...
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    Anonymous
    2 years ago

    Hi  Anonymous ,

     

    Here are the steps you can follow：

    1. Create measure.

    Measure =
var _table=
SUMMARIZE('Table',[InvNo],[ScannedRecords])
var _test1=SUMX(FILTER(_table,[InvNo]=MAX('Table'[InvNo])),[ScannedRecords])
var _test2=COUNTX(FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Table'),'Table'[InvNo]=MAX('Table'[InvNo])),[ErrorRecords])
return
DIVIDE(
    _test2,_test1)

    2. Result:

     

    Best Regards,

    Liu Yang

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Anonymous
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InvNo    fld_Date    ErrorRecords    ScannedRecords
2144631    1/3/2024     4     10
2144631    1/4/2024     4     10
2144631    1/5/2024     4     10
2144631    1/6/2024     4     10
2144632    1/7/2024     5     21
2144632    1/8/2024     5     21
2144632    1/9/2024     5     21
2144632    1/9/2024     5     21
2144632    1/9/2024     5     21



this is the sample data i have used in excel and import to PowerBI

 

This is the powerBI output after importing the excel file
So we need the actual output as when change the date range slicer.

for example if the ScannedRecord is 10 and CountOfErrorRecords  4 the it shoud be 40 percentage
if   the ScannedRecord is 10 and CountOfErrorRecords  3 the it shoud be 30 percentage

but i am getting whenever changed the date slicer the percentage is still 40, it won't change.

need help on this

 

the above screenshot shows when the ScannedRecord is 10 and CountOfErrorRecords  3  but still 40 percentage