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Please see this Matrix below:
If I need to calculate a percentage based on two of these fields can it be done across the board?
In other words, is there away to divde the line "# of Bounces" by "# emails Sent" to come up with a percentage?
Even if it resides out side of the matrix, maybe in it's own table? (and do it for each column?)
Thanks for looking at this.
Hi @strangerMike,
I make a test using the following sample data.
Firstly, add a index column in Query Editor of Power BI Desktop.
Secondly, create a column using DAX below.
prevalue = IF(
Table1[Type]=LOOKUPVALUE(Table1[Type],Table1[Index],Table1[Index]-1),
LOOKUPVALUE(Table1[Value],Table1[Index],Table1[Index]-1)
,0
)
Thirdly, calculate percentage using the following formula.
% percentage = DIVIDE(Table1[Value],Table1[prevalue],0)
If the above steps don't help, please help to post your table stucture and sample data.
Thanks,
Lydia Zhang
Thanks Lydia Zhang
I am a little confused (i am new to Power BI). I actually have two posts going. One is this one, to try and create the percentages I need dynamically when the matrix is built.
The second, I created a query (another dataset based of the same table) where I pre-calculate the percentages and try and show those amounts in it's own matrix. However, all though Property, Channel, Campaign and BeginMonth are present in both views (tables), the slicers will not apply to the second matrix. I did not want to bring this up here, because trying two different methods will be confusing. I only mention it so perhaps one way is better than the other and I should pursue just one. See this post if you want to try and figure out why interactions are not working:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Matrix-and-Slicers/td-p/168123
But back to this post...
using # of Bounces and # email Sent as an example:
what am i doing with?
prevalue = IF(
Table1[Type]=LOOKUPVALUE(Table1[Type],Table1[Index],Table1[Index]-1),
LOOKUPVALUE(Table1[Value],Table1[Index],Table1[Index]-1)
,0
)
Data sample:
From this I create measure to display this matrix:
Input Record with new measures.
Thank you
Hi @strangerMike,
Since you post another thread with same question, your thread will be solved in another thread.
Thanks,
Lydia Zhang
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