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Hello ,
I have the below table, Offers, Accepted and Rejected are count from a field
Date Initiated | Candidate Name | Accepted / Declined | Project / Office | Division | Location | Hiring Source | Recruiter | Accepted / Declined Date | Position | |
44200 | Rami Bashir | Accepted | Crown Tower | HR | Qatar | Website | Tomy | 44206 | Senior Resident Engineer | |
44200 | Eswara | Accepted | bridge | Finance | Abu Dhabi | Ralf | 44201 | Planning Engineer | ||
44200 | Owhigho | Accepted | bridge | IT | Qatar | Gulf Talent | Mathew | 44200 | Safety Officer | |
44201 | Udovicic | Accepted | bridge | Sales | Dubai | Employee Referral | Gordon | 44230 | Senior Interior Designer |
offers is count and others are messures created with dax function
I would like to add a coulmn named conversion percentage to calculate the persentage of acceptance how do i do this?
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Hi, @kannanAhammed ;
Please try it.
percent =
VAR _offers =
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( 'Table' ), ALLEXCEPT ( 'Table', 'Table'[offers] ) )
RETURN
DIVIDE ( [Accepeted], _offers + [Accepeted] + [Rejected] + [Other] )
If not, can you share more details and your detailed logic and desired output ?
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1. Sample data as text or screenshots.
2. Expected output from sample data
3. Explanation in words of how to get from 1. to 2.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team_ Yalan Wu
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@kannanAhammed , Not very clear, but a measure like
Divide(count(Table[offers]), count(Table[offers]) +[Accepeted]+[Rejected]+[Other])
Assuming last three are measures
or
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format?
Hello Amit,
for some reason I am getting the 1 as the output from the mesure created as you advised.
I have updated the table as advised, Please see the original post.
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