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Hello everyone,
I've got stuck a little bit in a formula.
For context, there are marketing campaigns for recruitment purposes setup to attract candidates to apply to certain vacancies (Vacancy_ID), some of them get hired from that specific campaign and therefore we want to measure the "Cost per hire" based on that campaign expenses.
I have 2 tables connected via "Vacancy ID", 1st is 'report' the 2nd one is "costperhire" (one from the screenshot below), I used the formula below to get how many candidates were hired from that specific campaign.
What I'm trying to achieve is to place the "Cost per hire" price on the same row as the "Candidate_CandidateGUId" in the 'report' table.
'report' table contains:
Candidate_CandidateGUId | Candidate_SubmittedDate | Vacancy_VacancyId (vacancy_ID) | Centralized Sources Detail (channel) | Candidate_Hired1 (1 or 0)
I want to add another column with "Cost per hire"
It seems to be a "LookUpValue" function, but I'm having a hard time getting it right.
Can you please help me with the formula here?
Please let me know if I should provide more information.
Thank you very much!
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