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I am trying to create a measure that will give me a compliance % based on dates. The column highlighted (date) in the table below are my "completed dates", (the dates that complaince requirements were met), that i want to get a distinct count of to use as my numerator.
The highlighted column in the chart below (date) is what I want to get a row count of and use as my denomonator. This chart is just a running list of ALL dates, as the one above is only the dates that compliance was met on. After the compliance % calculation is correct I plan to use a date filter to get the compliance % for a certain time period. I think this is where my formula is messing up as it isnt giving me the correct compliance % once i filter by a relative date range. Any help or tips are greatly appreciated!
The following is the formula I am currently using with a relative date filter.
(DailyLogManpower = First table : DateDeminsion = Bottom Table)
Hi @benvett14
You can try this.
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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