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Hi,
quick question.
I have a data set with different "Delta" positions and one total output.
I now want to reference each of the variance categories to the total output. In Excel this would be easy by using the $ sign.
How do I need to change my formular?
Right now it is
Solved! Go to Solution.
@steff131284
Modify the formula to one of these:
Delta MA Quote =
DIVIDE (
[Delta MA in €],
CALCULATE (
[Gesamtleistung Ist],
ALLSELECTED ( Table[Variance])
)
) Delta MA Quote =
DIVIDE (
[Delta MA in €],
CALCULATE (
[Gesamtleistung Ist],
ALLSELECTED ()
)
)
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@steff131284
Modify the formula to one of these:
Delta MA Quote =
DIVIDE (
[Delta MA in €],
CALCULATE (
[Gesamtleistung Ist],
ALLSELECTED ( Table[Variance])
)
) Delta MA Quote =
DIVIDE (
[Delta MA in €],
CALCULATE (
[Gesamtleistung Ist],
ALLSELECTED ()
)
)
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@steff131284 , Not very cleat. It is working. but you do not have value for Gesamtleistung Ist
better version
Delta MA Quote = divide( [Delta MA in €],[Gesamtleistung Ist])
or
Delta MA Quote = divide( [Delta MA in €],[Gesamtleistung Ist],0)
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