PowerBi Visual help

DJFANDANGO

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi,

Looking for my visual to show the percentage of the particular permit audited, not the percentage of 'all' permits.

Audit requirements:
Cold Work 10%
Hot Work 20%
Confined Space Entry 100%

Measure:
% Inspected = DIVIDE([Audited Cnt],[All Permits],0)

Added Table: Permit Type

Is there a way of getting this to show what i need, hope it makes sense?

Cheers
 

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Reference IdIs DomesticDate Permit AuthorizedPermit TypePermit AuditedDepartment
Confined Space EntryTRUE
Hot WorksTRUE
Hot WorksTRUE
Hot WorksTRUE
Hot WorksTRUE
Hot WorksTRUE
Hot WorksTRUE
Confined Space EntryTRUE
Cold WorkTRUE
Cold WorkFALSE
Cold WorkFALSE
Cold WorkFALSE
Cold WorkFALSE
Cold WorkFALSE
Cold WorkTRUE
Cold WorkFALSE
Cold WorkFALSE
Cold WorkFALSE
Hot WorksTRUE
Hot WorksFALSE
Cold WorkFALSE
Cold WorkFALSE
Hot WorksFALSE
Hot WorksFALSE
Cold WorkFALSE
Cold WorkFALSE
 
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Do you have a measure that returns the number of items for that permit, rather than the count of all items, which is what I assume [All Permits] returns?
 
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Yes,
But I don't use it in this visual...

All Permits = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Sheet1'),ALLEXCEPT('Sheet1','Sheet1'[Permit Type]))
 
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All Permits appears to be the count for a particular permit type then (somewhat misleading name), not all permits. I don't think I follow what it is you want to display.
 
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