Stacked Bar Chart - I Can't Wrap My Head Around This

[mehlenbae2]

Hello,

I was tasked by my manager to create a stacked bar chart on my report that shows the percentages of licenses within the reported %.

My reported % i= 60% which we want to be the maximum value on the X-Axis of the horizontal bar chart.

Out of 60% (Reported Only %) I need to show the percentage of Licenses within that Reported %.

For some reason I cannot wrap my head around this.

This is as close as I've gotten: 

These are the correct numbers but I need them to show as a percent out of the Reported %.

What percentage of licenses were reported out of the Reported % (OUT OF 60%)?

Here is my dataset:

The Reported % for Blue and Red need to be below 60% (Reported %) as that is the total.

Can anyone help me with this math?

[Syk]

The reported % is correct for each of the colors since they are specific to each color. Blue only has 7 licenses and has used 71.4% of those. Are you saying you need to see them as a % of the total licenses?

[mehlenbae2]

Hi Syk,

Thanks for the fast response. So my boss wants the max on X-axis to be the Reported % which is 60% (6 people reported out of 10).

Then out of that 10 he wants to see the licenses and how the percent of each license out of 60%/Reported only %.

So the percentages of the legend should not exceed the reported %

Here is a drawing of what he is looking for (sorry its horrible):

[Syk · Accepted solution]

Thats a pretty specific way to view it.. 
I'm sure there's a better way but the only thing I can think of right now is 2 new measures for you.

Blue = 
DIVIDE (
    CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'Table'[Reported] ), 'Table'[License] = "Blue" ),
    CALCULATE ( COUNT ( 'Table'[ID] ), ALL ( 'Table'[ID] ) )
)

Create that one then swap out blue for red to get the other measure. Once you have both created add them to your chart and you should have what you need. You wont have a field in the legend.