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Hello there.
Here's my question with a dummy file :
A (colum) = year
B = a reference number for an event
C = the income
D = unique number within an event (can have one or more unique number)
E = is this event a type EV or not.
I would like to know for the % of EV or not based on the B column (B must be distinct count, but i'm stuck here.)
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi Paaaaaaan,
If B Column is not unique, then you can combine two or three column and have a count of that column to calculate the percentage.
With this calculated column, you can proceed in calculating the %.
Regards,
Pradeep
Hi Paaaaaaan,
If B Column is not unique, then you can combine two or three column and have a count of that column to calculate the percentage.
With this calculated column, you can proceed in calculating the %.
Regards,
Pradeep
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