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Hello Everyone,
I'm building a gauge chart to show the percent of quotes that a quoter submits before 24 hours passes. I am able to calculate this metric, but I'm having trouble producing the target value. From the tables below, you can see that the calculation is working, and there is a relationship between VP Area and the Quoter.
What I want to see happen, is that when a Quoter is selected from a Report Filter, I expect to see the Quoter Percentile as the Value, and the VP Area Percentile as the target.
Example: Camilo Perez is selected. Value 61.6. Target 64.0.
What's happening is the VP Area Percenile filters along with the selected Quoter.
Does it matter that VP area comes from a different table?
You may try the measure below.
Speedometer VP Area Percentile Quotes < 24 Hours =
VAR TotalQuotes =
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( QuotesHeader[Id] ),
ALL ( QuotesHeader[Assignee Clean] )
)
RETURN
DIVIDE (
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( QuotesHeader[Id] ),
QuotesHeader[Submitted_Duration] < 86400000,
ALL ( QuotesHeader[Assignee Clean] )
),
TotalQuotes
)
* 100
Hi @v-chuncz-msft,
I tried the mentioned calculation, which appears to be correct on the surface. When I filter on an Assignee Clean, your calculation filters. What I expect to see is 64.0 for the Americas, but when I filter on Camilo Perez, the calculation seems to use only the records associated with Camilo, thus returning a score of 61.4.
Thanks!
Matthew
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