Percent Of Total Power BI: Context Considerations Getting the percent of the total was very simple since all we had to do is to put in the correct dimensions then use the ALL function to remove the filters for that calculation. To better visualize the percent of total table, we can select the stacked bar chart under Visualizations and then sort the results into a descending order. These two measures would not be necessary so we can remove them.Īfter removing those two intermediary calculations, this is how the table would finally appear. We can now drag in our new measure and change the format to show percentages. To get the percent of total, we will create a new measure called % of Total which uses the DIVIDEfunction to divide Total Sales by Every Sale, and then put in a zero as the optional alternate result. This is because in this entry, the context which is Product 7 is already removed by the ALL function, making every single row show the same result. We will create a new measure called Every Sales, reference the Total Sales inside CALCULATE, and then use the ALLfunction with the Product Name column since it can remove filters from the dimension.Īfter dragging in the measure, you can see that every single row has the same result. The only way to achieve this is to change the context of the calculation so that the Product Name column would be ignored. To do this, we need to divide every single number in Total Sales by the total. Then, we need to figure out the percent of sales of all the products under the Product Name column through the total. Then, I will drag Total Sales into the canvas and make an association with the Product Name dimension. To create this measure, I will use the SUMfunction and then put in the Total Revenue column. To show you a simple example, we will create a measure for Total Sales.
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