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Dear experts,
I struggle to understand below:
Engagements =
CALCULATETABLE(
ADDCOLUMNS(
SUMMARIZE('Assignees', 'Assignees'[Assignee], "Actual Engagements", COUNT('Cards'[Activity Type])),
"Planned Engagements",
CALCULATE(
SUM('KPI Data'[Planned]),
FILTER(
'KPI Data',
'KPI Data'[Assignee] = 'Assignees'[Assignee] &&
'KPI Data'[KPI] = "Engagement"
)
),
"Achievement",
DIVIDE([Actual Engagements], [Planned Engagements])
),
LEFT('Cards'[Activity Type], 2) = "EN" && 'Cards'[Status] = "Completed"
)
It works except for the line DIVIDE([Actual Engagements], [Planned Engagements]) where it says
"Column 'Planned Engagements' cannot be found or may not be used in this expression."
How can I calculate the "Achievement" Column? And why is it an error at all? Thank you!
Hi @Gunter ,
I have experienced similar issues before when view column names have changed. Sometimes refreshing the Preview in Power Query is sufficient to fix it or selecting 'Choose Columns' in PQ and ensuring all are selected.
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Thank you - I think it must be an error regarding my understanding of how to write this statement. Let's see if someone else had an idea as well.
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