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Hello,
I have the below data displayed for 3 consecutive months (NND, NND-1, NND-2).
NND for single period calculates as "Availability"/"Client" and results either 0 or 100.
Subtotal result is equal to positive evaluated clients / all evaluated clients. For instance "NND-2" = 7/8=88.
NND for three periods together calculate the same way with only difference "If at least once in last three periods Availability is positive then result is positive"
I calculated the "Availabilty 3M" as follows
The problem is I do not receive a subtotal for Availability 3M (in this case 11) but 1 according to sum if function.
Could anyone help to solve that? my expected end result would be:
Availabilty 3M = 11
Client 3M = 12
NND 3M Total =11/12 = 92
Thanks
Jordan
Hi @jordanesqu ,
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@jordanesqu , can you share formula
You have to try something like
sumx(summarize(Table,Table[Customer_Lv1,Table[Customer], "_1",[Availabilty 3M]),[_1])
Thanks for the tip. I have however more dimensions like region, sales manager, sales rep, material, customer and would like it work flexible depending on selection. in this case sumx did not work for me.
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