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Hi, i have 4 tables.
1 : Date table
2: Shift Table (Day/Night)
2: A table that list events, "BrakeTestComplete" for example, and who occured at a precise time/date for a certain vehicule#
3 : Vehicle List Table
All table are linked, but I would like to know the percentage of machinerie who completed their parking brake test in the Month.
I am able to build a table for each day/shift/vehicle and list the number of Event (Sometimes there's multiple BrakeTest for the same Day/Shift/Vehicle. Formula :
For example : on one particular day, I have 10 vehicules operating ( 10 in the day / 10 in the night)
Day shift 5 have done their test and all have done their in night shift. So the result is 15/20 - 75%.
I would like to have the overall result for the month in percentage : 75% of the vehicule have done their test.
thank you very much
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Hi there,
You do not give very much info, it would be nice to have a image of the model for example. But I can try to help or at least get you started. I would try something like this
BreakServiceIndicator = VAR tbl = SUMMARIZE( ShiftTable; ShiftTable[Day/Nigth]; Dates[Date]; "Nr Of Vehicles";CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Vehicle[VehicleId])); "Nr ServiceBrake"; CALCULATE( COUNTROWS(EventsTable);EventsTable[EventCategory] = "Test_ServiceBrake") ) RETURN DIVIDE(SUMX(tbl; [Nr ServiceBrake]);SUMX(tbl; [Nr Of Vehicles]))
If this does not work, you can copy the SUMMARIZE( ... ) and paste that into a new calculated table in order to get an understanding of why it is not working.
Regards,
Kristjan76
Hi there,
You do not give very much info, it would be nice to have a image of the model for example. But I can try to help or at least get you started. I would try something like this
BreakServiceIndicator = VAR tbl = SUMMARIZE( ShiftTable; ShiftTable[Day/Nigth]; Dates[Date]; "Nr Of Vehicles";CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Vehicle[VehicleId])); "Nr ServiceBrake"; CALCULATE( COUNTROWS(EventsTable);EventsTable[EventCategory] = "Test_ServiceBrake") ) RETURN DIVIDE(SUMX(tbl; [Nr ServiceBrake]);SUMX(tbl; [Nr Of Vehicles]))
If this does not work, you can copy the SUMMARIZE( ... ) and paste that into a new calculated table in order to get an understanding of why it is not working.
Regards,
Kristjan76
It worked ! with some adjustment but it worked ! thank you very much ! 🙂 🙂 🙂
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