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Anonymous
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convert measure into a power query

Am looking to convert the below measure into a powerquery code. I have tried recreating but am struggling
 
var sales=CALCULATE(SUM(opportunities[ex_numberofusers]),FILTER(ALLSELECTED(opportunities[Opp to Opp closed number of days]),ISONORAFTER(opportunities[Opp to Opp closed number of days],MAX(opportunities[Opp open to opp closed]),DESC)))
var totalsales=CALCULATE(SUM(opportunities[ex_numberofusers]),ALLSELECTED(opportunities))
return DIVIDE(sales,totalsales)
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Riantilo
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Can u explain why u want to convert this into Power Query code?

Power Query can only be used to create columns and tables, not a calculated value like a measure does. It is posible to create a table using Power Query that contains a row for eatch month, week or year and the number u want to calculate. This is only usefull if ur using a massive dataset.

Gr,

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