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Hi There,
I have two columns in two differnet Tables
Table 1 : Analysis & Column Name : Missed Revenue
Table 2 : Billing & Column Name : Revenue
I want a Card to hold the percentage of 'Missed Revenue/Revenue'
I tried to create a measure to solve this :
Measure = sum(Analysis[Underbilled Cost]/sum(Billing[Revenue]))
but am getting error as ' SUM function only accepts column reference as an Argument '.
Alternatively, if this is wrong approach can anyone please direct me to how to solve this aother way.
Thanks,
AB
Hi@ AMB_PI
You can use this measure as below:
Measure = sum(Analysis[Underbilled Cost]) / sum(Billing[Revenue])
Result:
Best Regards,
Lin
Do this method acceptable to use column reference as an argument??
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Try it DIVIDE(Analysis[Underbilled Cost];sum(Billing[Revenue]))
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