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Anonymous
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creating dimension based on measure value

Hi All,

 

I want to show the final output in a pie chart 

  • Dimension:% bucket 
  • Measure:count (distinct ID)

I have two tables "Actual Hour Table" and "Target Hour Table".

 

Actual Hour Table:

Screenshot_1.png

Target Hours Table:

Screenshot_2.png

I have created Two Measure 

 

Target Achievement % = sum(Table1[Work Hour])/SUM('Target Hour'[Target Hour])
%bucket =
IF (Table1[Target Achievement %] = 1, "100%",
    IF ([Target Achievement %] < 1 && Table1[Target Achievement %] >= 0.75, "75% to 99%",
        IF ([Target Achievement %] < 0.75 && Table1[Target Achievement %] >= 0.5,"50% to 74%",
            IF ([Target Achievement %] < 0.5 && Table1[Target Achievement %] >= 0.25, "25% to 54%",
                IF ([Target Achievement %] < 0.25 && Table1[Target Achievement %] >= 0, "0% to 24%",
                    ">100%"
                )
            )
        )
    )
)

finally, I show the result like below image

 

Week + Employee ID view

Screenshot_3.png

Employee ID view

Screenshot_4.png

I want to show this result in Pie Chart 

if i select "04/05/2019" i want to show this result

Screenshot_5.png

if I select "04/12/2019" I want to show this result

Screenshot_6.png

if I select both dates,I want to show this result

Screenshot_7.png

 

Dataset 

WeekEndDateEmpIDWork HourWeekly Target
4/5/2019E12540
4/12/2019E12540
4/5/2019E23040
4/12/2019E25040
4/5/2019E34040
4/12/2019E34040
4/5/2019E42040
4/12/2019E4040

 

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v-juanli-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Anonymous 

Change measure to columns intead

Column_Target Achievement =
CALCULATE (
    SUM ( Table1[Work Hour] ),
    ALLEXCEPT ( Table1, Table1[WeekEndDate], Table1[EmpID] )
)
    / CALCULATE (
        SUM ( 'Target Hour'[Weekly Target] ),
        ALLEXCEPT ( Table1, Table1[WeekEndDate] )
    )

Column——%bucket = 
IF (Table1[Column_Target Achievement] = 1, "100%",
    IF (Table1[Column_Target Achievement]  < 1 && Table1[Column_Target Achievement]  >= 0.75, "75% to 99%",
        IF (Table1[Column_Target Achievement]  < 0.75 && Table1[Column_Target Achievement]  >= 0.5,"50% to 74%",
            IF (Table1[Column_Target Achievement]  < 0.5 && Table1[Column_Target Achievement]  >= 0.25, "25% to 54%",
                IF (Table1[Column_Target Achievement]  < 0.25 && Table1[Column_Target Achievement]  >= 0, "0% to 24%",
                    ">100%"
                )
            )
        )
    )
)

As tested, when selecting either 2019/4/5 or 2019/4/12, the pie chart works as expected.

But when select both 2019/4/5 and 2019/4/12, it shows as below

12.pngBased on my understanding, it should be correct.

But your expected visual seems beyond my understanding, could you kindly clear me?

 

Best Regards
Maggie

 

Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
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