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I have two tables:
Absence Detail which lists each planned absence an employee has requested by day (table includes date, employee, department among a few other columns.
Department Total which is a list of departments and the total employees in each.
There is a one to many relationship between DT and AD through the department.
I'm trying to develop a measure that will calculate the percentage of employees scheduled absent over the total number of employees in that particular department.
I have a Table Tile which has the Date and Department and a measure which gives me the total employees planned off for the corresponding date/department in the table, but have had a bit of difficulty determining how to properly incorporate the department total from the DT table so I can calculate a percentage.
I got part of the Measure: calculate(COUNTX(AD,[EmployeeNumber]))
but need to find the "divided by department total" for the % of employes planned to be out.
Once I have that my next step is to filter that calculation so that the only records that will show are those department where more than X% of their employee base is scheduled off so that the supervisor can ensure there is coverage.
I would appreciate any assistance. I hope I have provided enough detail. Thank you.
Solved! Go to Solution.
You may use measure below and take advantage of Visual level filters.
Measure = DIVIDE ( COUNTX ( AD, [EmployeeNumber] ), MAX ( DT[total employees] ) )
You may use measure below and take advantage of Visual level filters.
Measure = DIVIDE ( COUNTX ( AD, [EmployeeNumber] ), MAX ( DT[total employees] ) )
Thank you! Now that I see it, it makes perfect sense!
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