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I also wanted to add a table underneath that would give you totals. For this example, Total Students 20, Count of automobile I would want 3 and then percentage of total ...20 students / 3 chevrolet .15 or 15%. Any help would be greatly appreciated !!
I am trying to add another feature; having some challenges with creating a measure....
Flag =
var _count=COUNTX(ALLSELECTED('Scores'),'Scores'[name])
var _per=_count*0.30
var _rank=RANKX(ALLSELECTED('Scores'),CALCULATE(SUM('Scores'[score])),,DESC)
return
IF(
_rank<=_per,1,0)
Total Students = COUNTROWS(FILTER('Scores','Scores'[Flag]=1))
The output for total students is 20; which is correct.
How would I write a measure that would capture what type of automobile a student drives based on the filtered total of 20. For example, of those 20 students, 3 students have "Chevrolet" as automobile. What measure would you write to get a total of 3?
I have been "stuck" on trying to create this calculation.
Best Regards,
Chris C.
I was able to resolve my problem! Thank you!!
@cmcgo3 sorry still not clear, better to share a sample pbix file with the expected output.
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Thanks for your reply! For example, with two filters; the city Philadelphia for week 1, data shows 17 students; which is correct.. The 17 students represents 25% of the entire student population. I want bottom box to show 17 students and 3 "count of automobile" if filter for Chevrolet is selected. It gets tricky for me when trying to get calculations with multiple filters selected. I appreciate any help!
@cmcgo3 your screenshots are so hard to read, can you share sample data and what you are trying to achieve?
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