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Anonymous
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SHow Values a %

Hello all.  Relatively easy one for you all.  The below chart being the example of my data, I am looking to create the % values in the right most column via a Dax formula.  I want to be able to rollup the combine % by week for visualizations and also break down by category as needed.  I created a simple 1-(25/150) in the query, but it does not allow for a true representation of the % in the graph with using the average.  

 

Thanks all

 

WeekCategoryCallsUnanswered 
1Credit1502583%
1Debit1251092%
2Credit1755 
2Debit10010 
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Anonymous
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Thanks for reply.  I am not looking for the MAX.  I should have explained better.  The solutions I would be looking to visualize in a chart would be showing the Debit % as a rollup over the two weeks or being able look at the Credit and Debit Service % for that week combined in a single %.  

Nathaniel_C
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Hi @Anonymous ,
If I understood correctly :

cred.PNG

Percentage = 1- DIVIDE(MAX('Table'[Unanswered]),MAX('Table'[Calls]))

 


Let me know if you have any questions.

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