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Hi All,
I have a scenario where I need to calculate the "% of Projects that meet our Customer Satisfaction Score" of greater than or equal to 5 and show the result in a Card Visual. This needs to be done on a monthly basis.
The lowest granular level of information is Date & Respondent.
As you can have multiple Respondents & Dates per each Project, I first need to calculate the Average Score Per Each Project Per Each Month.
For instance "Acme Project" average = (7+4)/2 = 5.5 =Meets Satisfaction Score in January.
I then need to formulate:
CountIF( (Average of Project)>=5))
Count of All Projects
Is there an easy way to do this.
I have tried SumX and Summarize functions but to no avail.
I also attempted to create a Projects and Date Table and do a lookup.
Would really appreciate any help, as the month end is approaching and will need for next Monday.
Thanks,
Brian
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Brianoreilly,
You can create new calculated column below:
Date(M-Y) = FORMAT('Table1'[Date],"MMM") & "-" & YEAR('Table1'[Date])
Then create a measure to return project satisfaction:
Project Satisfaction = var temp=SUMMARIZE('Table1','Table1'[Date(M-Y)],'Table1'[Project],"Ave",AVERAGE('Table1'[Satisfaction Score]))
return
DIVIDE(COUNTX(FILTER(temp,[Ave]>=5),[Ave]),COUNTROWS(temp))
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
Hi,
I have an instance where i have to use Multiple Lines in secondary axis.
I am expecting to draw a chart like below in power bi, but i could find option. In the line and clustered column chart, i am able to get only one line in secondary axis.
Please help me on this.
Hi @Brianoreilly,
You can create new calculated column below:
Date(M-Y) = FORMAT('Table1'[Date],"MMM") & "-" & YEAR('Table1'[Date])
Then create a measure to return project satisfaction:
Project Satisfaction = var temp=SUMMARIZE('Table1','Table1'[Date(M-Y)],'Table1'[Project],"Ave",AVERAGE('Table1'[Satisfaction Score]))
return
DIVIDE(COUNTX(FILTER(temp,[Ave]>=5),[Ave]),COUNTROWS(temp))
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
Hi Qiuyun Yu ,
Thank you so much for the solution.
There was no way in hell, I would of figured that out by myself.
Appreciate your diligent work.
Kind Regards,
Brian.
Hey,
please provide the data in an easy to reproduce format by preparing a pbix file upload the to onedrive or dropbox, and share the link here.
Regards
Tom
Hi Tom,
Thank you so much for the assistance.
I really appreciate it.
The solution provided by the moderator actually worked and meets my needs.
Thanks again,
Regards,
Brian.
Hi All,
I have a scenario where I need to calculate the "% of Projects that meet our Customer Satisfaction Score" >= to 5 and show the result in a Card Visual. This needs to be done on a monthly basis.
The lowest granular level of information is Date & Respondent.
As you can have multiple Respondents & Dates per each Project, I first need to calculate the Average Score Per Each Project Per Each Month.
For instance "Acme Project" average = (7+4)/2 = 5.5 =Meets Satisfaction Score in January.
The lowest granular level of information is Date & Respondent.
As you can have multiple Respondents & Dates per each Project, I first need to calculate the Average Score Per Each Project Per Each Month.
For instance "Acme Project" average = (7+4)/2 = 5.5 =Meets Satisfaction Score in January.
I then need to formulate:
CountIF( (Average of Project)>=5))
Count of All Projects
Is there an easy way to do this.
I have tried SumX and Summarize functions but to no avail.
I also attempted to create a Projects and Date Table and do a lookup.
Would really appreciate any help, as the month end is approaching and will need for next Monday.
Thanks,
Brian
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