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Hi All,
My data has column values as given below:
I need to calculate abandoned% which is total sum of all abandoned cases closed (1100) vs total cases closed (22600)
DimCallType.Filter | DimCalldisposition.Name | Cases closed |
Active | Abandoned | 200 |
Inactive | Abandoned | 100 |
Active | Answered | 3500 |
Active | Answered Closed | 3600 |
Inactive | Answered | 100 |
Expired | Abandoned | 100 |
Active | Abandoned | 200 |
Inactive | Abandoned | 100 |
Active | Answered | 3500 |
Active | Answered Closed | 3600 |
Inactive | Answered | 100 |
Expired | Abandoned | 100 |
Active | Abandoned | 200 |
Inactive | Abandoned | 100 |
Active | Answered | 3500 |
Active | Answered Closed | 3600 |
22600 |
HI @justalam
You can create a MEASURE on this pattern
See the attached file
Measure = DIVIDE ( CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table1[Cases closed] ), Table1[DimCalldisposition.Name] = "Abandoned" ), SUM ( Table1[Cases closed] ) )
How do I get the sum of [DimCalldisposition.Name]='Abandoned'?
Can you help me with this one?
We have a measure
Phone Response Rates = DIVIDE(CALCULATE(SUM(Consumer_Cube[Total Surveys])),CALCULATE(SUM(Consumer_Cube[Eligible])))
Eligible is a calculated column =
Eligible = If(Consumer_Cube[DimMSVoiceDisposition.Survey Disposition Filter]="No Filter",Consumer_Cube[Cases Closed - by First Closed Date],0)
We need another measure which is eligible % which should be sum of cases closed vs eligible
Mathematically calculated as sum of Eligible/sum of cases closed *100