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srjohnson212
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Divide columns within date range

I am trying to calculate the % promotions in the last 12 months.  I have a Calendar table that I'm using along with my data set.  To get the overall % promotions I am using:

% Promoted =

    DIVIDE(

       SUM('Emp_Table'[# of Promotions]),

       COUNTA('Emp_Table'[Emp_ID])

 

How do I return only results for the last 12 months?

 

Thanks, Shannon

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Dangar332
Super User
Super User

hi, @srjohnson212 

try below

% Promoted =

    calculate(DIVIDE(

       SUM('Emp_Table'[# of Promotions]),

       COUNTA('Emp_Table'[Emp_ID]),
        dateadd('calender table'[date],-12,month)
   )

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Dangar332
Super User
Super User

hi, @srjohnson212 

try below

% Promoted =

    calculate(DIVIDE(

       SUM('Emp_Table'[# of Promotions]),

       COUNTA('Emp_Table'[Emp_ID]),
        dateadd('calender table'[date],-12,month)
   )

Hi @Dangar332 , that didn't work unfortunately.  I was trying to use something similar except I used datesinperiod instead of dateadd.  Do you have any other suggestions?

 

Thanks.

@Dangar332 Apologies, once I moved the parenthesis to the proper place, it worked.  Thank you!!

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