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So, I am trying to create a map visualization in PowerBI desktop. I have a table with a lot of data. Including a state column, an admitted column, and a treatment column. The admitted column and treatment column is full of 1s and 0s meaning yes for 1 and no for 0. What I want to do is make a map with all the states and the yield of treatment/admitted. So, I want the size of the circle in the map to stand for the percentage of treatment/admitted. The admitted column is all 1s since the data is on people admitted. For example, there are multiple columns for a state let's say Wyoming and there were 4500 people admitted, but only 750 got treatment. The yield would be 750/4500 = 16.7% and that's what I want on the map. I made a new table with each distinct table. How do I make the calculation for yield to be able to make the map?
Could you please share some sample data and give the expected result?
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
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