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Hi all,
I have a simple calculated column that is dividing two column by each other:
Conversion Rate = DIVIDE('Campaigns Data'[Conversions],'Campaigns Data'[Unique Pageviews])Solved! Go to Solution.
FYI for anyone reading this. I have solved this by creating three measures:
Total uPVs = SUM('Data'[Unique Pageviews])
Total Conversions = SUM('Data'[Conversions]
Conversion Rate_Proper = DIVIDE ([Total Conversions],[Total uPVs])
Conversion Rate_Proper then goes into the value field in the matrix.
Works a charm.
Sam
Hi SamBerger ,
Based on your description, it seems like there're three different columns in your table named 'conversions ', 'unique pageviews' and 'Conversion Rate calculation', right? Could you share more details about your raw data and requirement?
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
Hi Jimmy,
Thanks for the reply. Yes, that is correct - see table below. This is the dataset in its entirety.
| Date | Day of Week Name | Unique Pageviews | Week Label | Date Sorter | Conversions | Conversion Rate |
| 19/11/2018 | Monday | 31381.0 | Last Week | 1 | 4576 | 14.6% |
| 20/11/2018 | Tuesday | 32044.0 | Last Week | 2 | 4787 | 14.9% |
| 21/11/2018 | Wednesday | 30498.0 | Last Week | 3 | 4491 | 14.7% |
| 22/11/2018 | Thursday | 29649.0 | Last Week | 4 | 4332 | 14.6% |
| 23/11/2018 | Friday | 25553.0 | Last Week | 5 | 3701 | 14.5% |
| 24/11/2018 | Saturday | 15765.0 | Last Week | 6 | 2425 | 15.4% |
| 25/11/2018 | Sunday | 17179.0 | Last Week | 7 | 2639 | 15.4% |
| 12/11/2018 | Monday | 32600.0 | Week Before | 1 | 4855 | 14.9% |
| 13/11/2018 | Tuesday | 31677.0 | Week Before | 2 | 4689 | 14.8% |
| 14/11/2018 | Wednesday | 29508.0 | Week Before | 3 | 4343 | 14.7% |
| 15/11/2018 | Thursday | 28203.0 | Week Before | 4 | 4167 | 14.8% |
| 16/11/2018 | Friday | 24955.0 | Week Before | 5 | 3689 | 14.8% |
| 17/11/2018 | Saturday | 15794.0 | Week Before | 6 | 2355 | 14.9% |
| 18/11/2018 | Sunday | 17322.0 | Week Before | 7 | 2603 | 15.0% |
So in terms of the matrix, Day of Week Name is going in Rows, Week Label in Columns and Conversion Rate (calculated by dividing Converstions into Unique Pageviews) in Values.
In terms of results, the Week Before 'Total' would be 14.83% ( Total Conversion for 'Week Before' = 26701 / Total Unique Pageviews for 'Week Before' = 180059).
Let me know if you need any further info.
Thanks,
Sam
FYI for anyone reading this. I have solved this by creating three measures:
Total uPVs = SUM('Data'[Unique Pageviews])
Total Conversions = SUM('Data'[Conversions]
Conversion Rate_Proper = DIVIDE ([Total Conversions],[Total uPVs])
Conversion Rate_Proper then goes into the value field in the matrix.
Works a charm.
Sam
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