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Use the following measure:
Deployed % = MIN( DIVIDE ('Table'[NAD],[TED]) , 1 )
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Use the following measure:
Deployed % = MIN( DIVIDE ('Table'[NAD],[TED]) , 1 )
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Hope you are creating a MEASURE with the formula that I shared, I tested and it works. You may share a dummy file with this scenario.
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NED & TED ar ealso measue retriving values of columns as below:
Hi @sdhn ,
I think min(...,1) will work. Here I have a test in my sample. NED & TED are both measures and it works well.
NAD = SUM('Table'[Product Agent Deployed])TED = SUM('Table'[Total points])Deployed % = MIN(DIVIDE ([NAD],[TED]),1)
Result is as below.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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message as:
The MIN function only accepts a column reference as an argument.
I removed "DIVIDE" from the code. Code validated but all values become 100 %.
I want to display 100 % when its over 100 % or equal to 100 %. Thanks
I wrote this but getting errors:
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