Percent of Total on Table Chart

Can someone give me some assistance in displaying the percentage of total for a column on a table chart? I have a table with a count of employees by gender and this works fine on a pie chart using %_PERCENT_OF_TOTAL however someone would like it in a table.

 

Thanks.

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  • You'll need to edit your ETL process to add a column that provides the 'Total' for that metric and repeats it for each row. 

    Example: 

    Measure    Total

    1                 10

    4                 10

    5                 10

     

    Then at the card level you can do 

    SUM(`Measure`) / MAX(`Total`) * 100

    That will give the 'Percent of Total' you're looking for.

     

    Let me know if you have any other questions,

    Valiant

     

     

  • That being said.  I think that a cross table is a fairly common analytical tool that seems to be missing from Domo currently.  I think I'll add this as a feature request.  Cross Table Cardcross table.png

     

    You can vote for the idea here: https://dojo.domo.com/t5/Ideas-Exchange/Cross-Table-Card/idi-p/35262#M6648

     

     


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  • WizardOz
    WizardOz Contributor

    Hello, Valiant,

     

    I did the % calculation as you suggested and got the %.  However, for my table card, if I only want to see top 10 rows and % calcualtion is based on the total of the top10.  Is there a way to do this?

     

    Thank you.

     

    Olivia

  • You can use SQL functions in Beastmode (not documented though).

    Try this:

    SUM('field name')/SUM(SUM('field name')) OVER ()

  • Love it - thanks for posting! 

  • If you haven't worked with Windowed Functions before, I give a longer (15min) answer on YouTube for a related use case.

     

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPf41Fjn1H8

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  • Geoff B
    Geoff B Contributor

    @simontarry76 Thank you so much for posting this! It was an absolute game changer and saved us trying to customize a dataflow to support about 10 different % of total dimension combinations.