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Anonymous
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Create a new measure

Hi,

 

I'm kind a new to Power BI and want some help please. What I need to create is a measure where can calculate % of each Count Recvd/ Total Count Recvd (same as Expected Results column). I have created below measure but it gave me %  Rcvd instead, what should I do to get the same results as Excpected Results column?

 

 

%PromoRecvd = 
DIVIDE([CountPromoRecvd], COUNT('Data_Table'[Employee ID]))

 

 

 Count EECount Recvd% RcvdExpected Results
Race A1715.9%2.7%
Race B28414.3%10.8%
Race C5958.5%13.5%
Race D2372711.4%73.0%
 34137  

 

Thank you

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jdbuchanan71
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous 

It will be along these lines. 

% of total =
DIVIDE (
    [CountPromoRecvd],
    CALCULATE ( [CountPromoRecvd], ALLSELECTED ( 'Data_Table'[Race] ) )
)

You will have to change the name of the column in the ALLSELECTED to match your model.

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ponnusamy
Solution Supplier
Solution Supplier

Try this..

ponnusamy_0-1631136596008.png

 

Anonymous
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Thank you so much for your help. I tried your measure but was not able to find "Count Recievded" when I was trying to write the measure (exactly after I was writing the SUM).

@Anonymous :  "Count Recievded" was the name of the column in my data source I created for testing the solution. You should have replaced that with "CountPromoRecvd". Happy to see your issue resolved.

 

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution, Appreciate your Kudos!

Anonymous
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Thank you so much!

jdbuchanan71
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous 

It will be along these lines. 

% of total =
DIVIDE (
    [CountPromoRecvd],
    CALCULATE ( [CountPromoRecvd], ALLSELECTED ( 'Data_Table'[Race] ) )
)

You will have to change the name of the column in the ALLSELECTED to match your model.

Anonymous
Not applicable

Thank you so much for your prompt action and help! This measure worked perfectly great!

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