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Hi everyone!
I have a table with a column which shows two possible values ("Dedicated", "Non dedicated"), two another columns called "Origin country" and "Business" with many many rows.
Now, I would like to create a new table which groups by country and business and show the percentage occurrence of the "dedicated" value for each business in each country.
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This seems to work:
This is my sample dataset:
Thanks a lot CoreyP.
I've tried what you recommended to me but it doesn't work.
I created a tabla like this:
And I created a new column like this:
As you can see, the percentages are the same for every row.
Oh, mine is a measure, not a column.
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