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Hi there,
Hope you can help as I'm fairly new to DAX.
I have a column in my data called 'booking status' with either 'Attended', 'Absent', or 'Booked'. I have a matrix table that shows this, along with the total number of events. I need to calculate the sign up vs. turn up to the events - so out of everyone that booked, how many people attended the events but I'm struggling to work out whether I need a measure or a column or both.
Here is an example of the data:
What's the best/easiest way to do this as a % column?
Many thanks!
Luisa
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Hi @luisadavidson ,
You can create a measure.
var AttendedEvent = SUM('Table'[Attended])
var BookedEvent = SUM('Table'[Booked])
Return
DIVIDE(BookedEvent,AttendedEvent)
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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Hi @luisadavidson ,
You can create a measure.
var AttendedEvent = SUM('Table'[Attended])
var BookedEvent = SUM('Table'[Booked])
Return
DIVIDE(BookedEvent,AttendedEvent)
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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