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I am sorry but I have tried every way possible to get this to work before coming here.
I have have a data set with rows and I need to divide each row by another row within the set.
Store Has Sales Total Stores Avail Penetration %
John's 74 95 77.89%
How do I write the formula in BI to get the penetration percentage? Everything I write tries to do it by sum or by column.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Penetration%Measure =
VAR _HasSales = SUM(Table[Has Sales] --or measure already created
VAR _TotalStores = SUM(Table[Total Stores Avail]--or measure already created
RETURN
DIVIDE(_HasSales , _TotalStores )
then set format to %
Proud to be a Super User!
Thank you.
I suddenty realized I was overcomplicating the problem.
Penetration%Measure =
VAR _HasSales = SUM(Table[Has Sales] --or measure already created
VAR _TotalStores = SUM(Table[Total Stores Avail]--or measure already created
RETURN
DIVIDE(_HasSales , _TotalStores )
then set format to %
Proud to be a Super User!
Thank you.
I suddenty realized I was overcomplicating the problem.
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