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Anonymous
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Table tooltip

Hello everybody,

as you can see from the picture below, I cannot show %contacted or %testdrive out of the leads. I can only show them as % of their own grand total. Is there a way to insert perhaps a tooltip to show %contacted out of leads?

 

Please mind that in the source data, values are binary data.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Cheers,

Andrea

 

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BetterCallFrank
Resolver IV
Resolver IV

Hi @Anonymous

did you try creating a measure like

%Leads contacted = 
DIVIDE(
  SUM(Table[Contacted]),
  SUM(Table[Leads])
) * 100

?

 

HTH,

Frank

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BetterCallFrank
Resolver IV
Resolver IV

Hi @Anonymous

did you try creating a measure like

%Leads contacted = 
DIVIDE(
  SUM(Table[Contacted]),
  SUM(Table[Leads])
) * 100

?

 

HTH,

Frank

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi Frank!

 

That's a great tip! Thanks a lot!!! Is there a way to show it with the % symbol next to the number?

 

Moreover, how do Measures work? When they are set, if I change the data source (wih an up-to-date file) will work anyhow?

@Anonymous

 

sure, just remove the "*100" from the formula, and under the "Modeling" ribbon, format the measure as Percentage.

 

The beauty of the measures is that they're always calculated dynamically - so whenever you load new data, or even just change a filter, or add an additional dimension to your visual the measure is recalculated and will always adjust 🙂

 

HTH,

Frank

Anonymous
Not applicable

Thx a lot Frank. That helped a lot.

 

I thought that measures were changing every time a new file was uploaded. That's why for make them permanent I often used the "edit query" option.

 

Thanks again.

Cheers,

Andrea.

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