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Greetings, I have the following query, I have a table that contains 7500 registers approx; And what I want to do is a measure that helps me show the percentage of user participation per year. Likewise, every year the users increase; Example in 2014 there were 89 users, in 2015 1500 users and by 2016 there were 2215 users. But the participation of the mentioned years is the following 2014: 32; 2015: 152; And 2016: 350. The percentage of participation would be for 2014 = (32/89), 2015 = (152 / (1500 + 89)) and 2016 = (350 / (2215 + 1500 + 89)).
Use the function earlier, and get it counted and users increase by year:
CALCULATE(COUNT('vmc_subastas_consultas DIM_USUARIO'[ID_USUARIO]);FILTER('vmc_subastas_consultas DIM_USUARIO';'vmc_subastas_consultas DIM_USUARIO'[FECHA_REGISTRO].[Año]<=EARLIER('vmc_subastas_consultas DIM_USUARIO'[FECHA_REGISTRO].[Año]));FILTER('vmc_subastas_consultas DIM_USUARIO';'vmc_subastas_consultas DIM_USUARIO'[ESTADO]="ACTIVO");FILTER('vmc_subastas_consultas DIM_USUARIO';'vmc_subastas_consultas DIM_USUARIO'[DEMO]=0);FILTER('vmc_subastas_consultas DIM_USUARIO';'vmc_subastas_consultas DIM_USUARIO'[COD_CLI]=0))
And this is repeated in all my records; And when I show it I get the following:
Does not give me the information I want and adds the records with the values of the years, and can only give me the result when I change the option to averag
And generating my measure only gives me other values that are not mentioned in the above lines. Some help?
Thanks.....
Solved! Go to Solution.
In this scenario, to calculate the percentage of participation every year, you just need to use the current year participation divided by cumulative users. Please refer to measure below:
Participation Rate = SUM([Participation])/CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Users]),FILTER(ALL(Table1[Year]),Table1[Year]<=MAX(Table1[Year])))
Regards,
In this scenario, to calculate the percentage of participation every year, you just need to use the current year participation divided by cumulative users. Please refer to measure below:
Participation Rate = SUM([Participation])/CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Users]),FILTER(ALL(Table1[Year]),Table1[Year]<=MAX(Table1[Year])))
Regards,
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