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Hi,
I'm trying to calculate the overall total percentage it takes for account to be resolved. The measure used to calculate the volume for 6 month is using calculated column, which checks if there is a 6 month since the account went into debt.
Calculated column:
Volume measure:
Is there any way of ignoring these blanks, so the overall total will be correct?
Thanks,
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@Anonymous , Try measure like
Mth6 %2 = calculate(Divide('Measures (2)'[Mth6 Vol],[Total Volume Excluding Zero and Latest],0), filter(Table,not(isblank([Mth6 Vol]))))
or
Mth6 %2 = calculate(Divide('Measures (2)'[Mth6 Vol],[Total Volume Excluding Zero and Latest],0), filter(values(Table[Month Year]),not(isblank([Mth6 Vol]))))
@Anonymous , Try measure like
Mth6 %2 = calculate(Divide('Measures (2)'[Mth6 Vol],[Total Volume Excluding Zero and Latest],0), filter(Table,not(isblank([Mth6 Vol]))))
or
Mth6 %2 = calculate(Divide('Measures (2)'[Mth6 Vol],[Total Volume Excluding Zero and Latest],0), filter(values(Table[Month Year]),not(isblank([Mth6 Vol]))))
Thank you. The second option worked for me. First one gave 100% for all the rows in the column.
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