Calculating Percentages

[macgeorge]

Hi, I am trying to use a measure to produce % of Total column that shows the percentages of Compliant against Priority. I have goine wrong with the code below as it is not showing as a % of 100 - i.e. the first percentage should read 45.4374% (ideally want this rounded up to the nearest percent like 45% as long as the whole table adds up to 100%)

% of Total = DIVIDE( [Total Compliant], [All Compliant], 0)

Priority	Compliant	All Compliant	% of Total
Product 1	966	2126	0.454374
Product 2	3	2126	0.001411
Product 3	32	2126	0.015052
Product 4	1	2126	0.00047
Product 5	23	2126	0.010818
Product 6	619	2126	0.291157
Product 7	404	2126	0.190028
Product 8	16	2126	0.007526
Product 9	62	2126	0.029163
Total	2126

Can anyone please help me with this? I am still new to Power BI and figuring things out. 

Thank you,

[wdx223_Daniel]

% of Total = DIVIDE( SUMX(VALUES(table[Priority]),[Total Compliant]), [All Compliant], 0)

[macgeorge]

Hi Daniel, thank you for your reply. I am still getting 0.45% in that column. I am using this code as you suggested:

% of Total = DIVIDE(SUMX(VALUES(table[Priority]),[Total Compliant]),[All Compliant], 0)

Am I doing something wrong here?

[wdx223_Daniel]

=ROUND( DIVIDE( SUMX(VALUES(table[Priority]),[Total Compliant]), [All Compliant], 0),2)

can this work?

[macgeorge]

The rounding works, thank you - but I am still not getting the % correct it should read 45% not 0.45%

% of Total = ROUND( DIVIDE(SUMX(VALUES(Table[Priority]),[Total Compliant]),[All Compliant], -0),2)

[v-cgao-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @macgeorge ,

Please try:

% of Total = 
DIVIDE (
    SUMX ( VALUES ( 'Table'[Priority] ), SUM('Table'[Compliant])),
    SUMX ( VALUES ( 'Table'[Priority] ), [All Compliant] )
)

then select the measure ->  measure tools and change the format to percentage:

Result:

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Gao
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[macgeorge]

Thank you so much - this is excellent.