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I need to calculate what % of reps contacted 100% of their accounts by market. In the scenarion below for example, 50% of the East market contacted 100% of their accounts. 100% of the reps in the South market contacted 100% of their accounts. 0% for the West.
| rep | market | account | contacted |
mike | east | 0001 | yes |
| mike | east | 0002 | no |
| carol | east | 0003 | yes |
| carol | east | 0004 | yes |
| alice | west | 0005 | yes |
| alice | west | 0006 | no |
| leroy jenkins | south | 0007 | yes |
| leroy jenkins | south | 0008 | yes |
| leroy jenkins | south | 0009 | yes |
| josh | south | 0010 | yes |
| josh | south | 0011 | yes |
Solved! Go to Solution.
@cb757 . You can create a measure like
divide(countrows(filter(Table, Table[contacted] ="yes")) , countrows(Table) )
and should be able analyze by various attributes
Thanks for the solutions offered Amit's will workfor my needs 🙂
Hi @cb757,
May I ask if you have resolved this issue? If so, please mark the helpful reply and accept it as the solution. This will be helpful for other community members who have similar problems to solve it faster.
Thank you.
Hi,
How did you arrive at the 100% and 50%. Give a proper explanation.
@cb757 . You can create a measure like
divide(countrows(filter(Table, Table[contacted] ="yes")) , countrows(Table) )
and should be able analyze by various attributes
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