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Hi friends,
I'm sorry to make this question, but I was trying to simulate an assignment and I found that they used DAX "DIVIDE" to create this table and to make it also appear in the "Data model view" , despite that as far as I know "Measures" appear only in the "Report view".
But when I try to do the same step by clicking "New measure" and selecting "Divide function" it doesn't suggest the columns that I should divide or divide by. I changed the column format to "Whole number" but I still unable to select the coulmns to complete the measure.
Many thanks to you all. 🙂
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Hi @Trooz ,
Incase you want to create a calculated column, you will need to click on the calculated column and not a measure.
Try creating a column and you can perform the Divide function.
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
Thanks @Greg_Deckler 🙂
you know those are my first days with Power BI so I still need to learn 🙂
Hi @Trooz ,
Incase you want to create a calculated column, you will need to click on the calculated column and not a measure.
Try creating a column and you can perform the Divide function.
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
Thanks @harshnathani , I was a quite confused between both things, now it's very clear 🤗
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