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Hi folks,
Apologies for the post, I wasn't able to find a solution in the community that worked for my particular scenario.
I have a table that helps me track cross-charging in my team so I can understand how much time we cross-charge other teams for.
| Total Hours | Total Hours Recharged |
| 10,836 | 3,056 |
| This is the sum of column 'Table1'[Total Hrs] | The measure for this is calculating the sum of 'Table1'[Total Hrs] where colum 'Table1'[Type] is equal to "Recoverable" |
I want to create a measure that shows the Total Hours Recharged as a percentage of Total Hours, but I don't think I can use a measure within another measure to make that happen.
The end results should be a measure that gives me a result of circa 28%
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated 🙂
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You can use measures inside another measure, so you could do
Total hours recharged % = DIVIDE( [Total hours recharged], [Total hours] )
@jamesclark458 try this,
Percentage M = ROUND(DIVIDE([Total hours Recharged],[Total Hours]),2)*100 & "%"
Hi @ddpl
Thanks for the advice, a previous post managed to resolve my issue just before I saw your comment come in, but thank you all the same. Its always handy to have a couple of options 🙂
You can use measures inside another measure, so you could do
Total hours recharged % = DIVIDE( [Total hours recharged], [Total hours] )
Thank you for this @johnt75
I need to create a measure for Total Hours, but this has worked and given me the result I needed 🙂
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