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Hi All,
I could use some help creating a calculated column.
I would need the following :
I would like to add a column that devides the total number of leads generated by sales.
This way I would know that 1 lead lead to for example 0.25 sales.
anyone knows how I could caluclate that ?
Robin
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@Anonymous , Try a new column like
column =
1/ countx(filter(Table, [salesid] =earlier([salesid]), [salesid])
Nevermind! for some reason, the decimals were set to 0 when switching between the 2 options...
Hi Amit,
That seemd the good way forard! thanks!
I got the result i wanted, but I still have a question about strange behaviour i cannot explain.
The above column returns this result :
And that is the way it should! so thats good. But when i change BLANK() to 0 , I get the following result :
Why is this??
Robin
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