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We are trying to mimic The 100% stacked bar chart's % of column total calculation on a ribbon chart. So essentially a market share % of total calculation for each date we have.
We've tried creating a measure that we thought would work but it has not:
AllDivisionTracking := CALCULATE ( [TrackingNumbers], ALL ( Divisions ) ) PercentOfTotal := DIVIDE ( [TrackingNumbers], [AllDivisionTracking] )
This measure does not seem to work when inserted as the measure on a ribbon chart. The ribbon chart seems to make this calculation over the entire date range instead of limiting it to each day as we would have expected.
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Taking @deldersveld solution into consideration a ribion chart with Market Share Trends can be created. I used the formulas below and tested it for accuracy and it seems to work:
AllDivisionTracking := CALCULATE ( DistinctCount([TrackingNumbers]),FILTER(DateTable,DateTable[Date]), ALL ( Divisions ) ) PercentOfTotal := DIVIDE ( DistinctCount([TrackingNumbers]), [AllDivisionTracking] )
I added an external date table that was used in the calculation.
I'm having the exact same problem but I think my data is set up slightly differently and I can't figure out what is going wrong. My data looks like the image attached.
I want the X axis on the chart to be Lifecycle Stage and the Y axis to be % of total cancellations by lifecycle stage, with each column split by cancellation reason.
I'd also like to be able to filter the resulting chart by geo and/or product type.
These are the measures I tried:
%_of_total = DIVIDE(SUM('Table 1'[Count]),[cancellation_reasons_per_stage])
Thanks!
Taking @deldersveld solution into consideration a ribion chart with Market Share Trends can be created. I used the formulas below and tested it for accuracy and it seems to work:
AllDivisionTracking := CALCULATE ( DistinctCount([TrackingNumbers]),FILTER(DateTable,DateTable[Date]), ALL ( Divisions ) ) PercentOfTotal := DIVIDE ( DistinctCount([TrackingNumbers]), [AllDivisionTracking] )
I added an external date table that was used in the calculation.
Try using ALLEXCEPT with the date column instead of ALL: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/query-bi/dax/allexcept-function-dax
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