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I have a calculated table, part of it shown here. I have a slicer filtering by date
| Affiliate Location | Received to Completed Score % | Received to Completed Rank Level |
| Toronto | 100 | 1 |
| Montreal | 100 | 1 |
| Boston | 88 | 2 |
| Vancouver | 79 | 3 |
| Los Angeles | 55 | 4 |
| New York | 40 | 4 |
ReceivedToCompletedScore % = [ReceivedToCompletedFilter]/[JobCompleteFilter]
ReceivedToCompletedRankLevel = IF ([ReceivedToCompletedPercentFilter]=1,1,IF([ReceivedToCompletedPercentFilter]>=0.86,2,IF([ReceivedToCompletedPercentFilter]>=0.76,3,IF([ReceivedToCompletedPercentFilter]>=0,4,"n/a"))))
I have 68 total affiliates with their scores
I have managed to rank them with a rank level of 1 to 4 based on the rank level Criteria shown here
| Rank Level Criteria |
| Rank level 1 is 100% |
| Rank level 2 is 86 to 99% |
| Rank level 3 is 75 to 85% |
| Rank level 3 < 75% |
The result I need is to show the percentage of affiliates by ranklevel
| Example |
| Rank level 1 is a% |
| Rank level 2 is x% |
| Rank level 3 is y% |
| Rank level 4 is z% |
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jd
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I Managed to figure this out with this formula.
Hi, try the measure below.
measure = DIVIDE(
COUNT(Table[Received to Completed Rank Level]),
CALCULATE(
COUNT(Table[Received to Completed Rank Level]),
ALL(table) ),
0)
choose the % format.
Best regards.
Hi Portrek,
Thank you for the help.
I have tried this formula you provided and it returns a 1 or 100%
i think my problem is that the column I have for Recieved to Completed rank Level is created from the following measure
ReceivedToCompletedRankLevel = IF ([ReceivedToCompletedPercentFilter]=1,1,IF([ReceivedToCompletedPercentFilter]>=0.86,2,IF([ReceivedToCompletedPercentFilter]>=0.76,3,IF([ReceivedToCompletedPercentFilter]>=0,4,"n/a"))))
and it is a true false Column? I am not sure.
I have also tried these and they did not work either.
Hi,
I'd like to help. Please describe the question, share the raw data (not a calculated table) and show the expected result.
Hi Ashish,
I have created a scaled down version of my file.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mz5fpdvirwrr88o/RankRate.pbix?dl=0
I need to create a formula that gives me the result
Locations with a score of 4 30.00%
Locations with a score of 3 20.00%
Locations with a score of 2 40.00%
Locations with a score of 1 10.00%
Thanks for helping.
Jd
I Managed to figure this out with this formula.
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