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I am trying to get the % Success Rate and the attempts I have tried aren't giving me correct percentages.
I have a calculated column that calcualtes the number of Interventions (flagged as an intervention if a letter was sent or a nurse was notified so Status_ID 5 or 😎
Intervention Count = IF(Sheet1[status_id]=5||Sheet1[status_id]=8,1,0)
(When I look in the data that is working correclty flagging only 5s and 8s with 1s.)
So I thought I should create a measure to sum the Intervention Counts like
Sum Interventions=sum(Sheet1[Intervention Count])
Then I have Success Count:
Success Count = IF(Sheet1[status_id]=1||Sheet1[status_id]=4,1,0)
and then Sum Success = SUM(Sheet1[Success Count])
ThenI try and do a Measure to get the percentage success rate like this:
Success Rate = DIVIDE(Sheet1[Sum Success]/Sheet1[Sum Interventions],0)
I get a blank value. Any thoughts on what the issue could be? Thank you so much!
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EDIT
I meant when I tried Success Rate = DIVIDE(Sheet1[Sum Success]/Sheet1[Sum Interventions],0) I get nothing. (I had them backwards) Thanks!
Hi shellbsassy,
What is your current situation?
Divide () function is the same as "/" symbol. If you use "/", then there is no need to use DIVIDE ( ) function.
DIVIDE function reference: DIVIDE Function (DAX)
Format should be: DIVIDE(<numerator>, <denominator> [,<alternateresult>])
So the right way to use the DIVIDE function is:
DIVIDE(Sheet1[Sum Success],
Sheet1[Sum Interventions],
0),
as Sean suggested.
If any further help needed, please post back.
Regards
The comment worked perfectly! Thank you both for your help!
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