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Hi,
We are looking to use a formula to count any cells less than 1. This is the code we are using but it is still counting all of the cells rather than any with less than 1. Please could anyone help figure this out?
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Hiya try this
CONCATENATE(
FORMAT(
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT('Leavers3'[Employee Number])
,'Leavers3'[Length of Service (Years)] = "0"
)
/
DISTINCTCOUNT('Leavers3'[Employee Number]),
"0.00% - "),
CALCULATE(COUNT(Leavers3[Leaving Reason]) ,'Leavers3'[Length of Service (Years)] = "0"
))
Hiya try this
CONCATENATE(
FORMAT(
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT('Leavers3'[Employee Number])
,'Leavers3'[Length of Service (Years)] = "0"
)
/
DISTINCTCOUNT('Leavers3'[Employee Number]),
"0.00% - "),
CALCULATE(COUNT(Leavers3[Leaving Reason]) ,'Leavers3'[Length of Service (Years)] = "0"
))
@Chainfire74 , tr a measure like
Divide(CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT('Leavers3'[Employee Number])
,'Leavers3'[Length of Service (Years)] = 0
)
,
DISTINCTCOUNT('Leavers3'[Employee Number]) )
If this does not help
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
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