why does this measure not work?
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@Anonymous
because denominatordenominator is 0.
you can use DIVIDE
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Might because of the denominator. Try:
penetration = divide(CALCULATE(sum(Detail[Sales New Used]),Detail[Sales New Used]="New"),Calculate(SUM('Dealer Summary'[Regs]),All('Dealer Summary'))
If it doesn't work, please show some sample data and expected result.
Best Regards,
Jay
This is the part of my measure which doesnt work
Business area | REGS | Sales new used | penetration |
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A | 200 | New | (Count of new) ‘New’/REGS |
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B | 300 | New |
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C | 453 | New |
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A | 200 | Used |
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B | 234 | Used |
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C | 754 | New |
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A | 768 | New |
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@Anonymous
is this what you want?
Column =
CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Sales new used]),FILTER('Table','Table'[Business Area]=EARLIER('Table'[Business Area])&&'Table'[Sales new used]="New"))
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this is what i want
Business Area | REGS | Sales New used | Pen |
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A | 968 | 2 | 2/968=0.002 |
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B | 300 | 1 |
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C | 1207 | 2 |
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Why am i getting infinity and values over 100%
@Anonymous
I suggest you check regs and count. You mean the business area have the results for regs and count, but result is infinity?
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yes
@Anonymous
because denominatordenominator is 0.
you can use DIVIDE
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@Anonymous
maybe you can try to saparate the DAX to two parts and check which part didn't return the expected result.
CALCULATE(sum(Detail[Sales New Used]),Detail[Sales New Used]="New")
SUM('Dealer Summary'[Regs])
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