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Hi,
I am currently working in a formula to calculate the percentage of only the internal applicants who have been hired(excluding the blanks). Filtering by store and excluding the SA (Retail position).
Here it is a sample of data: the main database is called Recruitment Tracker and these are the fields inside:
| Store | Retail position | Hired Date | Internal External | Candidate Name |
| 709 | SA | External | Mike | |
| 709 | SA | 01/02/2020 | Internal | Sara |
| 709 | SUP | 03/01/2020 | External | Anne |
| 709 | SUP | 02/10/2020 | Internal | Kevin |
Thanks for the help
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@alexcatala , Try a measure like
divide(calculate(countrows(table), filter(table, not(isblank(Table[hire date])) && Table[Internal External] = " Internal External")),calculate(countrows(table), filter(table, not(isblank(Table[hire date])))))
@alexcatala , Try a measure like
divide(calculate(countrows(table), filter(table, not(isblank(Table[hire date])) && Table[Internal External] = " Internal External")),calculate(countrows(table), filter(table, not(isblank(Table[hire date])))))
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