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Hey everyone,
the problem at hand is in the following screenshots. We have a matrix visual with categories and calculation groups:
you can see that each category has its own share and the total is 100%. but when I select a category from slicer above:
it forgets it is a share. the measure is as follows:
DIVIDE(
SUM(Category[volume]),
CALCULATE(
SUM(Category[volume]),
ALLSELECTED(Category_Manuf_Brand[category])
)
)
Solved! Go to Solution.
@preacher_baby , if you need % even after slicer selection you should all in place of allselected
Try like
DIVIDE(
SUM(Category[volume]),
CALCULATE(
SUM(Category[volume]),
ALL(Category_Manuf_Brand[category])
)
)
@preacher_baby , if you need % even after slicer selection you should all in place of allselected
Try like
DIVIDE(
SUM(Category[volume]),
CALCULATE(
SUM(Category[volume]),
ALL(Category_Manuf_Brand[category])
)
)
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