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I have a requirement that i need to divide Distinct count of ID's whose salary is <= 25000 divided by distinct count of Id's.
value=Distinct count of ID's whose salary is <= 25000/ distinct count of Id's.
value = calculate(distinctcount(rawdata[id]),rawdata[salary] <= 25000 / distinctcount(rawdata[id])) .
However, this is giving me error.
Let me know any suggestion to achive this in single formula.
Thanks!!
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Hi @Anonymous
try
value =
DIVIDE(
calculate(distinctcount(rawdata[id]), rawdata[salary] <= 25000) ,
calculate(distinctcount(rawdata[id]), ALL(rawdata))
)
hi @az38 ,Thanks,
It is rounding the values like 18/21 = 0.85 but it displays 1. How can i display exact value??
Thanks!!
Hi @Anonymous
try
value =
DIVIDE(
calculate(distinctcount(rawdata[id]), rawdata[salary] <= 25000) ,
calculate(distinctcount(rawdata[id]), ALL(rawdata))
)
hi @az38 ,Thanks,
It is rounding the values like 18/21 = 0.85 but it displays 1. How can i display exact value??
Thanks!!
@Anonymous
pick your measure in the right Fields Pane then go to Measure tools ribbon and set Decimal place parameters to 2
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