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Hi,
I have a table A with these columns: site_name, monthly_productibility. I also have a table B with these columns: site_name,monthly_production. I want to divide the column monthly_production (table B) by the column monthly_productibility (table A).
When I try the DIVIDE function (fast measure or DAX function):
DIVIDE(
SUM('TABLE_B'[monthly_production]),
COUNTA('TABLE_A'[monthly_productibility]))The results are just so wrong, I tried different formulas but still doesn't work and I want to merge the tables only if I am obligated to do so (I am more into a generic approach).
Thank you by advance for your answer,
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Hi,
Well this doesn't work, but I finally found out the answer.
DIVIDE(
SUM('TABLE_B'[monthly_production]),
AVERAGE('TABLE_A'[monthly_productibility]))
Hi,
Well this doesn't work, but I finally found out the answer.
DIVIDE(
SUM('TABLE_B'[monthly_production]),
AVERAGE('TABLE_A'[monthly_productibility]))
@Anonymous , You can create a common site table analyze against that, Why one is a sum and another is count
Try like
DIVIDE(
SUM('TABLE_B'[monthly_production]),
sum('TABLE_A'[monthly_productibility]))
Check for common table https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkf35Roman8
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