Donut chart proportion on measure

[Yagevendra]

Hi All,
Client requirement is to create donut chart and its looks like this

Data we are using here something like that
BROADCASTER, SERIES, CONTENT, CHANNEL, DEVICE_TYPE_ID, LEVEL, ALLCOCATED-PEOPLE, CF-SELECTED-PEOPLE

4	2072493	2072493	1194	2	TOTAL	1	0
4	2072493	2072493	1194	2	SERIES	1	0
4	2072493	2072493	1194	2	SERIES	1	0
4	2072493	2072493	1194	2	SERIES	3	0
4	2072493	2072493	1194	2	BROADCASTER	3	0
4	2072493	2072493	1194	2	SERIES	3	0
4	2072493	2072493	1194	2	BROADCASTER	1	0
4	2060294	2060294	1194	2	DEVICE	2	1
4	2060294	2060294	1194	2	TOTAL	5	1
1	1649569	1649569	1154	1	DEVICE	1	1
1	1649569	1649569	1154	1	BROADCASTER	1	0
1	1649569	1649569	1154	1	TOTAL	2	0
1	1649569	1649569	1154	1	CHANNEL	1	1
1	1649569	1649569	1154	1	SERIES	10	5

But the problem we are facing is to show proportion on a donut chart based on filter selection

If user select broadcaster in a level then blue is fine for chart, if user select any broadcaster then it should split into 2-part blue part should show selected broadcaster. And rest show unselected values mean (Broadcaster 1 is holding 10% of value it will show in blue bar and rest 90% show in gray bar).

I Created measure to calculate Percentage:

Measure = DIVIDE(

    SUM('optimisation[CF-SELECTED-PEOPLE]),

SUM('optimisation[ALLCOCATED-PEOPLE]))

Need help to resolved it if possible.

[parry2k · Accepted solution]

@Yagevendra this is how you can achieve it, you need to create a few measures and use both % measures in the donut chart. 

Sum Selected = SUM ( Table1[Selected] )

Sum Selected = SUM ( Table1[Selected] )

Sum Selected Unselected = CALCULATE (  [Sum Selected], ALL ( Table1 ) ) - [Sum Selected]

Sum Allocated Unselected = CALCULATE (  [Sum Allocated], ALL ( Table1 ) ) - [Sum Allocated]

Selected % = DIVIDE ( [Sum Selected], [Sum Allocated] )

Unselected % = DIVIDE ( [Sum Selected Unselected], [Sum Allocated Unselected]  )

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