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Hola, tengo estos dos objetos visuales y me gustaría crear un tercer objeto que muestre el resultado de la división entre altas/preventas mes en valor porcentual. Agradezco su ayuda por favor
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If you don't already have these as measures, I'd create them.
Preventas Mes = SUM(Table[Preventas Mes])
Altas = SUM(Table[Altas])
Then you can create the percentage
Percentage = DIVIDE([Altas], [Preventas Mes], 0)
Hi @Dajakda ,
Maybe you can try formula like below to create measure:
sum_s =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( TableS[PreSalesAmount] ),
FILTER ( 'TableS', TableS[Month] = [Sel] )
)
sum_p =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( TableP[PreSalesAmount] ),
FILTER ( 'TableP', TableP[Month] = [Sel] )
)
result = DIVIDE([sum_s],[sum_p])
Best Regards,
Adamk Kong
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Hi @Dajakda ,
Maybe you can try formula like below to create measure:
sum_s =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( TableS[PreSalesAmount] ),
FILTER ( 'TableS', TableS[Month] = [Sel] )
)
sum_p =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( TableP[PreSalesAmount] ),
FILTER ( 'TableP', TableP[Month] = [Sel] )
)
result = DIVIDE([sum_s],[sum_p])
Best Regards,
Adamk Kong
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
If you don't already have these as measures, I'd create them.
Preventas Mes = SUM(Table[Preventas Mes])
Altas = SUM(Table[Altas])
Then you can create the percentage
Percentage = DIVIDE([Altas], [Preventas Mes], 0)
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