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Hello All, I'm a complete novice with PowerBI and data analysis in general.. so any help would be much appreciated.
I am trying to calculate average CSAT inside Powerbi. The RAW data is being pulled in via an API.
There's no 'score' associated with the 'Rating' so I created a table in the Model section called CSAT Response Weight with two columns called weight.id and weight.score and linked the tables together via weight id and availablecategories.name.
I was then trying to multiply the score and the count of categories but I've gone wrong somewhere as it's not multiplying the numbers i question i.e. excellent = 5, score= 4 so it should be 5 * 4 = 20
However I at a loss of what to do next / if what I have done is the best way to go about this / if this is correct!
Any help would be much appreciated, if more information is required please let me know.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@ , create a measure like
Count of results.categories x Count of weight.score =
sumx('CSAT Categories[Avaiable category Name]', calculate( COUNTA('CSAT Results'[results.categories]) * MAx('CSAT Response Weight'[weight.score])))
@ , create a measure like
Count of results.categories x Count of weight.score =
sumx('CSAT Categories[Avaiable category Name]', calculate( COUNTA('CSAT Results'[results.categories]) * MAx('CSAT Response Weight'[weight.score])))
Sorry for the delay! - this really helped thankyou
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