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SUM(profit*sales) / NULLIF(SUM("sales"),0)
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Hi:
If you have measures for sales and profit like: (these are just examples)
Sales = SUMX(SalesTable, SalesTable[Qty] * SalesTable [price]))
Profit = [Sales] - [COGS]
Then the measure is:
Result = DIVIDE([Profit] * [Sales], [Sales],0)
I hope this helps - basically the DIVIDE function handles divide by zero issues...
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Hi:
If you have measures for sales and profit like: (these are just examples)
Sales = SUMX(SalesTable, SalesTable[Qty] * SalesTable [price]))
Profit = [Sales] - [COGS]
Then the measure is:
Result = DIVIDE([Profit] * [Sales], [Sales],0)
I hope this helps - basically the DIVIDE function handles divide by zero issues...
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