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Hi,
I have the following data set:
Area Item Cost
1 Yes 5
1 Yes 10
1 No 20
2 No 12
2 Yes 13
2 Yes 12
How do I achieve the following:
Sum of cost where Item is "yes" divided by Sum of cost with both "yes" and "no"?
It should be so easy, but I am afraid I simply can't crack it, and it is rather urgent.
Thank you in advance,
And happy holidays 😄
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi,
Try this
=CALCULATE(SUM(Data[Cost]),Data[Item]="Yes")/SUM(Data[Cost])
Hope this helps.
Hi @Crav888,
Another try:
Measure =
CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'table3'[Cost] ), 'table3'[Item] = "Yes" )
/ CALCULATE ( SUM ( table3[Cost] ), ALL ( table3[Item] ) )Best Regards,
Dale
Hi,
Try this
=CALCULATE(SUM(Data[Cost]),Data[Item]="Yes")/SUM(Data[Cost])
Hope this helps.
Hi @Crav888,
You have to create Measure with FIlter then like below,
Measure Sum of Yes = CALCULATE(SUMX(Table3,Table3[Cost]),FILTER(Table3,Table3[Item]="YES")) Measure Sum of NO = CALCULATE(SUMX(Table3,Table3[Cost]),FILTER(Table3,Table3[Item]="NO")) Divide measure = ([Measure Sum of Yes]/([Measure Sum of Yes]+[ Measure Sum of NO]))
If it works, Please Like(kudo) my answer and accept as solution.
Regard,
Mehbub
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