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I'm completely new to Power BI and I'm wondering if I can create a measure based on values that are being shown as a % of column total. I've spent ages trying wo figure out how to do this.
My two measures are
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HI @claret_mug ,
Create a Total Measure
VAR TOTAL =
CALCULATE (
[Total students],
'Table1'[Collaborative Provision Indicator] = "Non-collaborative",
Table1[Course length 1 year or less] = "No",
Table1[Programme Level] = "UG",
Table1[Course Mode(FT/PT)] = "Full-Time",
Table1[Entry Route] = "UCAS/GTTR",
Table1[Programme Year] = "One",
Table1[Residency Home EU Overseas] = "Home"
)
Create these Measures
Female % = Divide (Female Progression, Total)
Male % = Divide (Male Progression, Total)
Then create a final measure
% Change = Male% - Female%
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
please try to calculate the % by measure
female%=
VAR Female Progression = CALCULATE([Total students],'Table1'[Collaborative Provision Indicator]="Non-collaborative",Table1[Course length 1 year or less]="No",Table1[Programme Level]="UG",Table1[Course Mode(FT/PT)]="Full-Time",Table1[Entry Route]="UCAS/GTTR",Table1[Programme Year]="One",Table1[Gender]="Female",Table1[Residency Home EU Overseas]="Home")
VAR TOTAL=CALCULATE([Total students],'Table1'[Collaborative Provision Indicator]="Non-collaborative",Table1[Course length 1 year or less]="No",Table1[Programme Level]="UG",Table1[Course Mode(FT/PT)]="Full-Time",Table1[Entry Route]="UCAS/GTTR",Table1[Programme Year]="One",Table1[Residency Home EU Overseas]="Home")
RETURN DIVIDE(FEMALE PROGRESSION, TOTAL)
MALE%=
var Male Progression = CALCULATE([Total students],'Table1'[Collaborative Provision Indicator]="Non-collaborative",Table1[Course length 1 year or less]="No",Table1[Programme Level]="UG",Table1[Course Mode(FT/PT)]="Full-Time",Table1[Entry Route]="UCAS/GTTR",Table1[Programme Year]="One",Table1[Gender]="Male",Table1[Residency Home EU Overseas]="Home")
VAR TOTAL=CALCULATE([Total students],'Table1'[Collaborative Provision Indicator]="Non-collaborative",Table1[Course length 1 year or less]="No",Table1[Programme Level]="UG",Table1[Course Mode(FT/PT)]="Full-Time",Table1[Entry Route]="UCAS/GTTR",Table1[Programme Year]="One",Table1[Residency Home EU Overseas]="Home")
RETURN DIVIDE(Male PROGRESSION, TOTAL)
then create a measure : female%-male%
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@claret_mug , Can you share sample data and sample output in table format?
@claret_mug create another measure for the difference if I understood your question correctly and you can use this new measure in your visuals.
Difference = [Female Progression] - [Male Progression]
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Hi @parry2k thanks so much for your reply. The problem with this is that is just gives me the number difference (598), rather than the percentage point difference which is what I need (6.4%)
Laura
HI @claret_mug ,
Create a Total Measure
VAR TOTAL =
CALCULATE (
[Total students],
'Table1'[Collaborative Provision Indicator] = "Non-collaborative",
Table1[Course length 1 year or less] = "No",
Table1[Programme Level] = "UG",
Table1[Course Mode(FT/PT)] = "Full-Time",
Table1[Entry Route] = "UCAS/GTTR",
Table1[Programme Year] = "One",
Table1[Residency Home EU Overseas] = "Home"
)
Create these Measures
Female % = Divide (Female Progression, Total)
Male % = Divide (Male Progression, Total)
Then create a final measure
% Change = Male% - Female%
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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