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I am trying to build a 100% stacked chart, however I have 2 filters on the chart that I applied as set conditions too
a specific quarter using a variable, and a specific cross border grouping (we have 3 types), in addition I have a dimension of [Year Qtr] and a dimension of [Region] on teh chart - the region is for bar colors, and the quarter is because otehrwise I can't do the stacked (even though it is filtered to only one)
if I do this
sum ( { $<[Year Qtr]={"$(last_quarter)"}> + <[Cross Border 3 Values]={'Intra'}> } [Fraud Net Det Amt USD])
I get the correct values for my variable of interest
But when I add the divisor
sum ( { $<[Year Qtr]={"$(last_quarter)"}> + <[Cross Border 3 Values]={'Intra'}> } [Fraud Net Det Amt USD])
/
sum ( {$ <[Year Qtr]={"$(last_quarter)"}> + <[Cross Border 3 Values]={'Intra'}>} total [Fraud Net Det Amt USD])
I do not get the some of those values, so the % do not add upt o 100%
I understand the total is somehow negating the selections or one of them, but I do not know how to fix this
Any help will be appreciated
I guess I figured out my question,
(sum ({$ <[Year Qtr] = {"$(last_quarter)"}, [Cross Border 3 Values]={'Domestic'}> } [Fraud Net Det Amt USD]) )
/ (sum(total { <[Year Qtr] = {"$(last_quarter)"},[Cross Border 3 Values]={'Domestic'}, [Iss Region]=>} [Fraud Net Det Amt USD]) )
Does anybody has a link to a good reference on set functions, it took me a while to find that [Iss Region]= will apply to total across that one only
This would be very helpful. I got it from community only, so credit goes to whoever shared it over here.
Thanks, very useful document