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2.56% is the sum of monthly results (0% + 0.85% + 1.71%) because I've been asked to calculate the results monthly, but to create thresholds quarterly using the sum. I'm not sure I agree with this approach vs your suggestion of 4/117 = 3.41% but I'm losing my argument unless I have more rationale behind my reasoning of that's how it should be done.
Hi, user900
Could you share some example data and draw a simple picture to show your expected visual so that i may work out with a workaround?😀
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Community Support Team _ Zeon Zheng
- user9005 years ago
Helper II
Here is a sample of data. It shows the monthly results and the quarterly results. The quarterly results are the data points on my visual. I need the monthly to create tolerance limits which are based on historical data.
Date # of sys w. Inc not meeting SLA # of systems monthly % of systems w. Inc not meeting SLA quarterly 19-Apr 1 118 0.0085 19-May 1 117 0.0085 19-Jun 4 117 0.0342 0.0512 19-Jul 4 117 0.0342 19-Aug 6 117 0.0513 19-Sep 1 117 0.0085 0.0940 19-Oct 1 116 0.0086 19-Nov 2 116 0.0172 19-Dec 2 116 0.0172 0.0430 20-Jan 3 116 0.0259 20-Feb 0 116 0.0000 20-Mar 1 116 0.0086 0.0345 20-Apr 0 117 0.0000 20-May 1 117 0.0085 21-Jun 2 117 0.0171 0.0256 - v-angzheng-msft5 years ago
Community Support
Hi, user900
I have no relevant experience with this user case and am not sure I understand your needs, do you need to create a quarterly percentage accumulation, if so then try to create the following measure
_quarterly = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[monthly % of systems w. Inc not meeting SLA]),DATESQTD('Table'[Date])).Result:
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Zeon Zheng
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