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Hi All
So i have this problem with percentage calculation of successful onboardings of my customers. I want to calculate the percentage by products with dividing numbers from two different files. The problem is, that they are from different sources and do not share much in common besides a date stamp.
So i have two tables:
Onboardings started:
| Date | Product | Name etc |
| 07.02.2022 | A | tony |
| 10.02.2022 | A | anne |
| 15.02.2022 | B | frank |
| 16.02.2022 | D | mark |
| 21.02.2022 | C | susan |
| 22.02.2022 | A | joe |
Onboarding finished:
| Date | Products | Name etc |
| 07.02.2022 | product A | cust tony |
| 15.02.2022 | product B | cust frank |
| 16.02.2022 | product D | cust mark |
| 22.02.2022 | product A | cust joe |
Now to calculate the percentage by product i created an extra table:
| Products | percentage | Count of finished | revenue etc |
| product A | 50% | 300 | |
| product B | 70% | 500 | |
| product C | 30% | 200 |
|
| product D | 45% | 400 |
Any idea how i can make these percentage values flexble?
Thanks a lot and best.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Schwurblini , Either remove Product from product name in table 2. have that first
New column in Table 1
Product Name = "Product " & [Product]
Create a common Date table and product Table
Product = distinct(union(distinct(Table1[Product Name]),distinct(Table2[Product])))
Join Date and Product Dim with with both tables and use them in visual, slicer and measures
Create a mesure like = Divide(Count(Table[Product Name]), Count(Table2[Product]) )
@Schwurblini , Either remove Product from product name in table 2. have that first
New column in Table 1
Product Name = "Product " & [Product]
Create a common Date table and product Table
Product = distinct(union(distinct(Table1[Product Name]),distinct(Table2[Product])))
Join Date and Product Dim with with both tables and use them in visual, slicer and measures
Create a mesure like = Divide(Count(Table[Product Name]), Count(Table2[Product]) )
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