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Hi PBI community,
I'm trying to apply this trick from Bas in which he switches between absolute values and % of total : https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=UnG0u8J0pSc
However, this solution doesn't quite work for me for a very good reason : I am not using a measure but a bare column in the context as Y value, thus the SELECTEDMEASURE() cannot work.
Thus my question, how may I use such a lovely trick to print raw value vs % without having a measure in the context please ?
Here is the code :
DIVIDE ( SELECTEDMEASURE(), CALCULATE ( SELECTEDMEASURE(), REMOVEFILTERS('ConsolidatedCapacityPlan'[Project category]) ) )
Here is a summary of my fields :
Thanks in advance for your help,
Nicolas.
@nicplancho when you are using calculation groups you cannot use implicit measures. check playlist of cg videos on my YT channel.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiYSIjh4cEx2s8-jXBhv5aCu5_6F9zQ3I
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