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I have 2 calculated columns, separately they work as intended:
I created a new calculated column to figure out the GT/LB per Load, but it returns the GT/LB Shipped, instead of the GT/LB per Load, like it's ignoring the Loads distinct count:
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try using a measure instead of a calculated column since the calculated column will create an implicit measure that sums up each row of the column rather than the ratio that you want.
GT/LB per Load =
DIVIDE (
SUM ( 'Inbound Detail'[GT/LB Shipped] ),
SUM ( 'Inbound Detail'[Loads] ),
0
)
Try using a measure instead of a calculated column since the calculated column will create an implicit measure that sums up each row of the column rather than the ratio that you want.
GT/LB per Load =
DIVIDE (
SUM ( 'Inbound Detail'[GT/LB Shipped] ),
SUM ( 'Inbound Detail'[Loads] ),
0
)
Thank you! That worked! 😎
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