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Esther_1999
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Compare every category to one category in percentages

Hi,

 

I want to compare every category to the costs of soccer. The table should look like this:

Sport  Costs Percentage compared to soccer
Soccer 400 100%
Tennis 200 50%
Hockey 100 25%

Can someone help me how to get this percentage? I tried a lot of things but it does not seem to work. Thank you in advance!

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audreygerred
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Super User

Hi! First, I made a measure for Total costs:

Total Costs = SUM(Table[Costs])
 
Next, I made a measure for the soccer costs:
Costs for Soccer =
CALCULATE([Total Costs], 'Table'[Sport] IN { "Soccer" })
 
Then, I created the percentage measure:
Percentage of Soccer = DIVIDE([Total Costs],[Costs for Soccer])
 
You can also do a percentage difference to show how much lower each one is:
Costs % difference from Soccer =
VAR __BASELINE_VALUE = [Costs for Soccer]
VAR __MEASURE_VALUE = [Total Costs]
RETURN
    IF(
        NOT ISBLANK(__MEASURE_VALUE),
        DIVIDE(__MEASURE_VALUE - __BASELINE_VALUE, __BASELINE_VALUE)
    )
 
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audreygerred
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Hi! First, I made a measure for Total costs:

Total Costs = SUM(Table[Costs])
 
Next, I made a measure for the soccer costs:
Costs for Soccer =
CALCULATE([Total Costs], 'Table'[Sport] IN { "Soccer" })
 
Then, I created the percentage measure:
Percentage of Soccer = DIVIDE([Total Costs],[Costs for Soccer])
 
You can also do a percentage difference to show how much lower each one is:
Costs % difference from Soccer =
VAR __BASELINE_VALUE = [Costs for Soccer]
VAR __MEASURE_VALUE = [Total Costs]
RETURN
    IF(
        NOT ISBLANK(__MEASURE_VALUE),
        DIVIDE(__MEASURE_VALUE - __BASELINE_VALUE, __BASELINE_VALUE)
    )
 
audreygerred_0-1707408121611.png

 




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