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Reigning_data
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Displaying ISINSCOPE

Hi all,

 

I have an issue which I will try to explain as best I can.

 

Companies A, B and C all sell various types of computers and desks. However, Comapny A does NOT sell standing desks, while B and C do.

 

Products have been categorised into 3 types. Computers, Desks, and Standing desks.

 

I want to see the % share of the total value for each company, and I used this code to do so.

 

 

Market Share = VAR __BASE_VALUE = 
                CALCULATE([total value])
VAR __TOTAL_VALUE =
                CALCULATE([total value],ALL(Sheet1[Company]))
RETURN
               CALCULATE( IF(
                                NOT ISBLANK(__BASE_VALUE),
                                DIVIDE(__BASE_VALUE, __TOTAL_VALUE)),ALL(Sheet1[Company]))

where total value is 

total value = CALCULATE(SUM(Sheet1[value]))

 

 

When I put a slicer into the report for Product type I can see the share each company has for that product type - PERFECT.

 

The problem arises when I want to see company A's share % INCLUDING standing desks. Because company A does not sell standing desks, it appears to be filtered out completely, and shows the % of just Desk and Computers

 

 

So I used ISINSCOPE to see if I could work around it like so:

 

 

ALL SELECTED Company = 
    CALCULATE([total value],
        ALLSELECTED(Sheet1[Company])
        )
ALL SELECTED Product Type = 
    CALCULATE([total value],
        ALLSELECTED(Sheet1[Product Type])
        )
ISINSCOPE = 
SWITCH (
    TRUE (),
    ISINSCOPE (Sheet1[Company]),DIVIDE([total value],[ALL SELECTED Company])
    ,
    ISINSCOPE ( Sheet1[Company] ), DIVIDE([total value],[ALL SELECTED Product Type]
    )
)

With this, the % shows perfectly...but only in a table, and only while nothing is selected on the page. Selecting something will change it to 100% and what I really need is to be able to display the % as a card of some kind.

 

Any ideas? I'm all ears!

 

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

You can easily solve the issue by converting you model to a Star Schema. 

 

1. Create 2 new tables as below:

Company = DISTINCT('Table'[Company])

Product = DISTINCT('Table'[Product Type])

2. Create 2 new relationships:

Table[Company] <- Company[Company]

Table[Product Type] <- Product[Product Type]

 

3. Now replace the dimensions in your existing visuals & slicers with the columns from the new Lookup tables.

 

4. Just use the same old measure for Market Share:

Market Share =
DIVIDE ( [Total Value], CALCULATE ( [Total Value], ALL ( 'Table'[Company] ) ) )

The issue you faced is happening because of the Auto Exists feature in DAX.

 

 

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For reference, This is my results with slicers all selected.

Why not just trying to explicitly consider all products while calculating the Market Share for a Company?

 

Market Share =
DIVIDE (
    [Total Value],
    CALCULATE (
        [Total Value],
        ALL ( 'Table'[Company] ),
        VALUES ( 'Table'[Product Type] )
    )
)

 

Hi AkhilAshok,

 

Many thanks for your response.

 

Unfortunately this still does not give the desired results.

 

See below (renamed to Market Share 2.0)

 Capture2.JPG

 

Market share when highlighting Company A and all 3 slicers selected should be 32.6%

 

Well, then I misunderstood your requirment. If that is the case, then I'm curious why your original code didn't work? Below code should give 32.6%

 

Market Share =
DIVIDE ( [Total Value], CALCULATE ( [Total Value], ALL ( 'Table'[Company] ) ) )

Hi AkhilAshok,

 

I'm still getting 36% from that code in the same scenario?

 

To be clear, if the slicer is completely deselected, the correct 32.6% shows. But with all three selected, it shows 36%.

 

I need to select all three because in the real data, I have more than those 3 slicers.

 

Hopefully that makes sense

 

Thanks again for your response.

You can easily solve the issue by converting you model to a Star Schema. 

 

1. Create 2 new tables as below:

Company = DISTINCT('Table'[Company])

Product = DISTINCT('Table'[Product Type])

2. Create 2 new relationships:

Table[Company] <- Company[Company]

Table[Product Type] <- Product[Product Type]

 

3. Now replace the dimensions in your existing visuals & slicers with the columns from the new Lookup tables.

 

4. Just use the same old measure for Market Share:

Market Share =
DIVIDE ( [Total Value], CALCULATE ( [Total Value], ALL ( 'Table'[Company] ) ) )

The issue you faced is happening because of the Auto Exists feature in DAX.

 

 

You, Sir

 

are magnificent!

Thanks for your reply,

 

Yes apologies, i had actually thrown a pbix together but could not find a way to share it through the forum.

 

Hopefully this will work.

 

Many thanks!

 

CompanyProduct Typevalue
Company AComputer £    99.49
Company BComputer £    99.11
Company CComputer £    99.09
Company ADesk £    98.39
Company ADesk £    91.92
Company CStanding Desk £    89.26
Company AComputer £    89.09
Company BDesk £    88.50
Company BComputer £    86.87
Company CComputer £    85.46
Company AComputer £    84.91
Company BStanding Desk £    84.58
Company CComputer £    84.28
Company CDesk £    84.04
Company AComputer £    83.82
Company AComputer £    82.35
Company BDesk £    81.96
Company AComputer £    81.42
Company BStanding Desk £    79.92
Company BComputer £    77.98
Company BDesk £    72.47
Company BComputer £    72.34
Company AComputer £    69.99
Company AComputer £    67.95
Company CDesk £    66.86
Company CComputer £    66.10
Company AComputer £    65.61
Company CDesk £    64.32
Company BComputer £    64.00
Company ADesk £    63.92
Company CDesk £    63.64
Company BComputer £    63.46
Company CStanding Desk £    61.59
Company ADesk £    61.20
Company BStanding Desk £    58.85
Company CComputer £    58.44
Company CDesk £    57.79
Company BComputer £    56.93
Company BDesk £    56.72
Company BDesk £    56.31
Company BComputer £    54.56
Company BDesk £    54.18
Company BDesk £    53.52
Company AComputer £    53.12
Company BDesk £    52.44
Company BDesk £    51.86
Company AComputer £    51.44
Company ADesk £    51.33
Company CComputer £    50.89
Company BComputer £    50.79
Company BComputer £    50.64
Company AComputer £    49.93
Company AComputer £    49.16
Company CDesk £    48.54
Company CComputer £    47.44
Company ADesk £    44.70
Company CDesk £    42.32
Company CDesk £    41.56
Company AComputer £    41.20
Company AComputer £    40.63
Company AComputer £    39.63
Company CComputer £    39.60
Company CStanding Desk £    39.57
Company CDesk £    38.47
Company BStanding Desk £    37.10
Company BDesk £    36.94
Company CDesk £    36.80
Company CComputer £    36.52
Company BDesk £    35.36
Company CComputer £    34.53
Company BDesk £    33.82
Company ADesk £    33.69
Company BComputer £    32.81
Company CDesk £    31.18
Company CDesk £    29.11
Company CDesk £    28.58
Company CComputer £    27.68
Company CStanding Desk £    27.11
Company CDesk £    26.78
Company CDesk £    26.31
Company CDesk £    25.62
Company AComputer £    23.57
Company CComputer £    21.56
Company ADesk £    21.39
Company BComputer £    21.24
Company CDesk £    20.56
Company ADesk £    18.73
Company ADesk £    17.65
Company BDesk £    17.02
Company AComputer £    16.55
Company ADesk £    16.09
Company CDesk £    15.17
Company BComputer £    14.73
Company AComputer £    14.32
Company CComputer £    13.74
Company BDesk £    13.45
Company ADesk £    13.43
Company AComputer £    12.27
Company BComputer £    11.57
Company CDesk £    11.01
Company BComputer £    10.37
Company CDesk £    10.04
Company BComputer £       9.39
Company CComputer £       7.17
Company BDesk £       6.73
Company AComputer £       6.41
Company BComputer £       4.95
Company CComputer £       2.80

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