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Hi, and thanks for any help. Over the last couple months I've had the opportunity to start editing dashboards at work and am really enjoying it and want to keep pursuing the skill.
I'm trying to create a new measure, that looks at two separate columns, in separate tables.
This is what I have so far and am getting the "too few arguments passed to the divide function error"
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello @tcouey ,
Please use below measure to fix your error-
MRC Controls as % of Total Issues = DIVIDE(Countx(Filter(Controls,controls[mrc_control] = "Y"),controls[id]), count(test_issues[id]),BLANK())
If that dont gives you expected results please share sample data and expected output in tabular format.
Hello @tcouey ,
Please use below measure to fix your error-
MRC Controls as % of Total Issues = DIVIDE(Countx(Filter(Controls,controls[mrc_control] = "Y"),controls[id]), count(test_issues[id]),BLANK())
If that dont gives you expected results please share sample data and expected output in tabular format.
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