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I have the following table from the production test:
SerialNumber | Production line | Outcome | Reason of Failure |
1 | Line 1 | Passed | reason 1 |
2 | Line 2 | Passed | reason 2 |
3 | Line 3 | Failed | reason 3 |
Hi @gheisar
Try adding a new measure to calculate the total volume. Use Allexcept() function to remove all filters except Date filter.
Total = CALCULATE ( [Volume], ALLEXCEPT ( 'Products', 'Products'[Date] ) )
Failed% = [Failed]/[Total]
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Hi @gheisar
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Community Support Team _ Jing
@gheisar , Based on what I got so far, Try like
Failed = CALCULATE ([Volume],filetr('Products', 'Products'[Outcome]<>"Passed"))
thanks @amitchandak
It won't change anything. I got the failed, volume, and FPY right.
The problem is when I use the Slicer to select the reason I want to filter the failed but keep the volume unfiltered.
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