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When you have selected one row only, the row is 100% of the total. So it is correct.
The question is rather: How do you define the total? Is it the total of the chart? Or is it the total of the app (without selections)?
Maybe you should try
Sum(Amount) / Sum({1} total Amount)
instead of
Sum(Amount) / Sum(total Amount)
See more on the following blog posts:
https://community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-Design-Blog/What-does-the-TOTAL-qualifier-do/ba-p/1472990
https://community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-Design-Blog/The-Aggregation-Scope/ba-p/1467321
When you have selected one row only, the row is 100% of the total. So it is correct.
The question is rather: How do you define the total? Is it the total of the chart? Or is it the total of the app (without selections)?
Maybe you should try
Sum(Amount) / Sum({1} total Amount)
instead of
Sum(Amount) / Sum(total Amount)
See more on the following blog posts:
https://community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-Design-Blog/What-does-the-TOTAL-qualifier-do/ba-p/1472990
https://community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-Design-Blog/The-Aggregation-Scope/ba-p/1467321
Well, this is a by design feature because, when you make a selection, you are narrowing down your analysis perimeter and, therefore, somewhat moving the concept of 100%.
However, if you really want to preserve the percentage in case of selections on [Ship-To State], you can try the following approach:
Hope it helps
thank you so much henric