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How would I go about calculating "Unique REJ" divided by subtotal of "Count of Obj Type" (aka "Total) for each person by year given that this data is from 2 different matrices each a separate table?
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Since you have a M:M relationship between the Created By columns in your two tables, you could make a bridge table of unique CreatedBy values to make 1:M relationships to both tables. Or, with no relationship between the tables you can use this measure in a table visual with the Created By column from your TaskDetails table.
NewMeasure =
VAR vREJ = [Unique REJ]
VAR vTotalObjects =
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( CFECODetails[Obj Type] ),
TREATAS (
VALUES ( CFTaskDetails[Created by] ),
CFECODetails[Created by]
)
)
RETURN
DIVIDE (
vREJ,
vTotalObjects
)
If you are going to do a lot more with this model, you should consider making the bridge table to make your future analyses/visualizations easier. There are lots of articles/videos on making bridge tables out there.
Pat
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Since you have a M:M relationship between the Created By columns in your two tables, you could make a bridge table of unique CreatedBy values to make 1:M relationships to both tables. Or, with no relationship between the tables you can use this measure in a table visual with the Created By column from your TaskDetails table.
NewMeasure =
VAR vREJ = [Unique REJ]
VAR vTotalObjects =
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( CFECODetails[Obj Type] ),
TREATAS (
VALUES ( CFTaskDetails[Created by] ),
CFECODetails[Created by]
)
)
RETURN
DIVIDE (
vREJ,
vTotalObjects
)
If you are going to do a lot more with this model, you should consider making the bridge table to make your future analyses/visualizations easier. There are lots of articles/videos on making bridge tables out there.
Pat
To learn more about Power BI, follow me on Twitter or subscribe on YouTube.
Thank you Pat! Your measure worked perfectly. I'll also take a look at the bridge table idea. That might prove useful at a later date.
@MNLegoman , can share the measure formula
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
Hope this is good. I had to cut the data way back, but I think there is still enough there to work with.
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