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I need assistance to calculate the response rate per person, based on test number, for the following table
Test Number | Name | Device | Response |
Test 1 | Josh | Mobile | No response |
Test 1 | Josh | Home | Yes |
Test 1 | Mike | Mobile | No response |
Test 1 | Mike | Home | No response |
Test 2 | Josh | Mobile | Yes |
Test 2 | Josh | Home | / |
Test 2 | Mike | Mobile | Yes |
Test 2 | Mike | Home | / |
Test 3 | Josh | Mobile | Yes |
Test 3 | Josh | Home | / |
Test 3 | Mike | Mobile | No response |
Test 3 | Mike | Home | Yes |
If the person does not pick up their first device, the second device is automatically called. If they do pick up the first
device then the second device is not called(hence "/" symbol).
For instance for "test 1" since josh replied on his home phone his overall "pick" up response is yes. Thus his total response rate for all three tests is (3/3) 100%. Mikes response rate is (2/3)66.7%
Solved! Go to Solution.
[Pick Up Response Rate] = var __numberOfYeses = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS( T ), T[Response] = "Yes" ) var __numberOfTests = DISTINCTCOUNT( T[Test Number] ) var __ratio = DIVIDE( __numberOfYeses, __numberOfTests ) return __ratio
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Darek
[Pick Up Response Rate] = var __numberOfYeses = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS( T ), T[Response] = "Yes" ) var __numberOfTests = DISTINCTCOUNT( T[Test Number] ) var __ratio = DIVIDE( __numberOfYeses, __numberOfTests ) return __ratio
Best
Darek
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