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Haitham Darweesh's avatar
Haitham Darweesh
Copper Contributor
Mar 10, 2018
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Pivot table shaow parentage as grand subtotal

helllo

 I need to show values  as a percentage but not as grant total, it must be as grant subtotal as shown in the image  

 

  • SergeiBaklan's avatar
    SergeiBaklan
    Mar 10, 2018

    Hi Haitham,

     

    I see, sorry for misunderstanding.

     

    If creating pivot table you added your data to data model (usually default option) I'd add couple of measure (in PivotTable fields window right click on table name) like

    PercentYes:=CALCULATE(SUM(MyTable[value]),MyTable[answers]="yes")/CALCULATE(SUM(MyTable[value]),ALL(MyTable[subcategory],MyTable[answers]))

    similar for "no", and show them instead of number of yes and no. Not to forget to apply % format to the measure on creating.

     

    Not sure about your field names.

     

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    • Haitham Darweesh's avatar
      Haitham Darweesh
      Copper Contributor
      thanks Sergei Baklan

      Unfortunately, % of Parent Row Total it gets the value and divided by the total number in the same column. like in my example: 36 / 50
      • SergeiBaklan's avatar
        SergeiBaklan
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        Hi Haitham,

         

        I see, sorry for misunderstanding.

         

        If creating pivot table you added your data to data model (usually default option) I'd add couple of measure (in PivotTable fields window right click on table name) like

        PercentYes:=CALCULATE(SUM(MyTable[value]),MyTable[answers]="yes")/CALCULATE(SUM(MyTable[value]),ALL(MyTable[subcategory],MyTable[answers]))

        similar for "no", and show them instead of number of yes and no. Not to forget to apply % format to the measure on creating.

         

        Not sure about your field names.

         

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