Power bi - measure is displaying the same value for different periods

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Thanks in advance for help.:)

Starting from the beginning i have created this table from this formulas which is developed from another table:

Table = 
ADDCOLUMNS (
    VALUES ( Main[Job name] ),
    "Errors", CALCULATE ( IF ( SUM ( Main[Errors] ) > 1, 0, 1 ) ),
    "Total", CALCULATE ( IF ( COUNT ( Main[Job name] ) >= 1, 1, 0 ) )
)

Now i want to calculate from here the following formula from the table : errors/total*100.

Which i have done it and it works but this data is also assigned to dates with this form : Thursday,May 26, 2022 .

Usually i create just a visual with the measure and date and it's automatically calculating for each month the sub-measure but for this one is the same value for all the months. It doesn't calculate for each month and just like a total.

Do you think is the table that i have created or do i have to do something different? I also tried the slicer and that doesn't work either.

Thanks you very much for your help ! Really appreciated ! :) If you need any info please let me know !

Update :

Job name Errors Total Date FTR
EverCommerce, Inc. 0 1 Thursday,May 26, 2022 0
Acutus Medical, Inc. 1 1 Thursday,June 26, 2022 100%
Gatos Silver, Inc. 1 1 Thursday,July 26, 2022 100%

Please see above the table sample. I have included the date as well for reference .

What i want is below :

Date FTR
May 0
June 100%
July 100%

I want the measure that i created (errors/total*100 ) that you can see above to be aplicable for months analysis as well so i can create later a figure . At this point when i am creating the visual with the date and measure it's giving me the same value for each month . Please see below:

Date FTR
May 93%
June 93%
July 93%

Thanks a lot for the help again !

1 Answers

You can add the following 2 calculated columns to your table:

Month = 'Table'[Date].[Month]

and

FTR = DIVIDE('Table'[Errors], 'Table'[Total])

Then you can use them in a table visual:

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On a side note: The above June and July dates are not valid, since they are not on a Thursday. You have to fix that to be able to calculate the month.

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