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Anubis0815
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Measurement Calculation based on different Buy-Types

Hi Community

 

I would like to create an Pacing% Measurement which calculates based on the related revenue type. For example:

 

Pacing% = IF(LineData[Revenue-Type]="VCPM";
DIVIDE([Helper:Viewable-Imps];[Expected Budget]);
IF(LineData[Revenue-Type]="CPC";
DIVIDE([Helper:TotalRevenue];[Expected Budget]);
IF(LineData[Revenue-Type]="CPCV";
DIVIDE([Helper:TotalRevenue];[Expected Budget]);0)
))
 
But this if statements don't work on measurements just on custom columns. But the results in columns are static and wrong.
Does someone of you have an idear how to solve this smart?
 
THX,
Christian
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Mariusz
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @Anubis0815 

How about just use.

DIVIDE( [Helper:TotalRevenue]; [Expected Budget] )

Use LineData[Revenue-Type] as a table column or Slicer

Regards,
Mariusz

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

 

 

Hi Marisz,

 

yes that works but just for one case. But In my data I have a lot of variations "Revenue Types" which needs different calculations. That is the reason why I would like to use if statements but this seems is not working with measurements.

 

Best,

Christian

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