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I have the following calculation and the table. For some reason, LO is not showing on for FTT% by Weld. I know why because the Fail calculation is zero. I do not how to show it on the graph as red because the weld has failed.
Part Number | Manufacturing Date: | Manufacturing Time: | F/O, M/O, L/O, Adjustment: | Weld Number | Pass/Fail | weeknumber | |||||
ABC | 5/9/2021 | 1:00 PM | MO | WELDA | Pass | 20 | |||||
ABC | 5/9/2021 | 10:00 PM | LO | WELDA | Pass | 20 | |||||
XYZ | 5/9/2021 | 10:00 PM | LO | WELDA | Failed | 20 | |||||
XYZ | 5/9/2021 | 4:20 AM | Adjustment | WELDA | Pass | 20 | |||||
XYZ | 5/9/2021 | 1:00 PM | MO | WELDA | Pass | 20 | |||||
Measures | |||||||||||
Pass = calculate(count('Attribute Data'[Weld Number]),'Attribute Data'[Pass/Fail]="Pass") | |||||||||||
Fail = calculate(count('Attribute Data'[Weld Number]),'Attribute Data'[Pass/Fail]="Failed") | |||||||||||
FTT% By Welds = (Divide([Pass],([Pass]+[Fail]))) | |||||||||||
color = if([FTT% By Welds]<1,"Red","Green") | |||||||||||
As you can see below LO is not showing up on the graph for Weld "Weld A" and Part number XYZ
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello,
What if you update your FTT% By Welds formula to below:
Kindly give Kudos if my reply helps!
Thanks
Hello,
What if you update your FTT% By Welds formula to below:
Kindly give Kudos if my reply helps!
Thanks