I am building Analytical solution and need to calculate - Average Number of Users accessed reports per day in Power BI (DAX)
The best way I think is to add a Measure Right click on table > Add measure:
'MesaureAvg
AVERAGE('YourTableName'[ColumnName])
Then put in a visual in your PowerBI report with MeasureAvg and the Date column.
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I am trying to create a % of sales measure in power bi. I currently have a visual that is filtered on sales for select items by day and another visual that just has the total sales by day and then I export and do the math in excel. I know there is a way to have just one visual give me the % of sales for the items I have selected, but can't figure out the DAX formula. I am looking for the formula that will take sales for item 1 on Monday of $3,461 and divide by total sales for Monday of $163,534 to get a 2.1% of sales (for all items). Thanks
Power Bi Visuals
I tried a couple formulas but was unsuccessful..
The December release of PBI has been pushed out to all users, and it comes with a brand-new WINDOW function. This allows you to create calculations that would be relative to data being displayed in the visualization rather than applying across an entire table.
Some things you can do with this type of DAX calculation:
Moving averages
Can also combine with parameters for additional functionality!
Dynamic reference lines
Cross row calculations
Finding best and worst performers (with ABS references)
Calculate contributions to the whole
Relevant links:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eib5X5xRlz8
Introducing DAX Window Functions (Part 1) – pbidax (wordpress.com)
WINDOW – DAX Guide
I have 1 Fact Table Tbl_Import in my Pbix-file that is linked with an automatic generated calendartable.
I used a slicer and a table. The slicer is showing too much options. The first date in Tbl_Import is 16/12/2022, but in the slicer I have all the other months also.
Is there a way to limit the slicer options to the actual dates in the facttable?
I am using Power Bi Desktop (without Premium).
Yes. Create a measure which is
Measure = COUNTROWS(Tbl_Import)
Add the measure as a visual filter to the slicer with it restricted to showing a count > 0.
Is it possible to perform calculations based off of the Table Visualization's values? I understand Power BI has the option manually add columns in the data set but that will not work in this example because of how the data is aggregated.
Basically, I would want the option to create a formula next to revenue where I would divide revenue by cost.
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As has been mentioned, a measure would be the solution. Something like the following
Measure = DIVIDE(CALCULATE(MAX(Table[Revenue])), CALCULATE(MAX(Table[Cost])), 0)
I have a measure in Power BI. How to bring the measure total to rows in power BI ?
You have to use ALL table function to compute this:
YourNewMeasure = SUMX(ALL(YourTableName),YourTableName[Quantity])
Balaji has rightly given the formula to get the total in each row, just wanted to add that now you have to create a column and use the above formula instead of a measure.
Can someone help me finding a way to restrict a measure getting filtered in Power BI?
I have a visual that displays the percentage of manual activities occurred in a particular region. The calculation done is
RegionManualActivityCount*100/CountryManualActivityCount
I have around 10 regions in a country and I have wrote a general measure to do the calculation. In Power BI for each region's visual I have a visual filter applied based on Region Name. But the problem is the CountryManualActivityCount is also getting filtered based on Region Name. I do not want the CountryManualActivityCount in the measure calculation to be filtered.
Can someone help me with this?
you can use the Dax function ALL or ALLEXCEPT to remove the applied filters to your report.
Something like CALCULATE(Table,RegionManualActivityCount*100/CountryManualActivityCount,ALL(Table[RegionName]))
It will remove your filters on Region Name in this particular measure.