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Above is a typical matrix that i create in powerBI. What i want to achieve is to have throughput% below resolved which would be resolved count/created count . Not sure if this is achievable in powerBI matrix. Appreicate any guidance feedback how we can do this
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@Anonymous for % add this measure
% =
DIVIDE (
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Table ), Table[Status] = "Resolved" ),
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Table ), Table[Status] = "Created" )
)
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@Anonymous you can control column and row total on format pane, and select when to show row or column total.
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Screen Shot 2:
@parry2k , Currently when i add % measure it displays like Screen shot 1 above wherein it shows after each and every subrow (kind of duplicate entries, i have disabled total row or otherwise it was showing after total as well)
Now, what i want to achieve is Screen Shot 2 wherein % meaure should display only once after all the sub rows
@Anonymous not sure what you mean show it once? Can you share the screenshot and explain?
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@parry2k , here i would like to show it as Created then Resolved and then % however, when i add % measure it shows after created as well as resolved. Its kind of same information showing twice...
@Anonymous for % add this measure
% =
DIVIDE (
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Table ), Table[Status] = "Resolved" ),
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Table ), Table[Status] = "Created" )
)
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Thanks a bunch @parry2k , when i add this measure it doesn't get added to rows though.. any hint on how i can add it to rows ? (it goes to column instead)
@parry2k i figured out how to put in rows by enabling format-> values-> show on rows however, its showing % after created , resolved and total. how can we show this just once
@parry2k , that is correct. Created and resolved are values stores in a column which i add just below the Module row as sub row.
Hi,
Share the link from where i can download your PBI file.
@Anonymous I assume created and resolved are values stored in a column or these are two separate columns, How your raw table looks like that will decide the solution. It is doable though.
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