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Hi,
I want to divide Measure 1 by Measure 2 --> Measure 1 / Measure 2.
Further information - Measure 1 = 687
- Measure 2 = 988
I get as a result : 49,59% while it should be 69,53%
Measure 1:
Hi @Zakaria_1980 ,
You can try to use Var to make variables
divide =
var _1=[Act_Current_Qtr]
var _2=[Current_Qtr_Progres]
return
DIVIDE(_1,_2)
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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Hi,
Are the 687 and 988 results being returned by the 2 measures correct? If yes, then ensure that there are no additioal filter/slicers on that visual/page/report.
Hello,
please find below the snapshot of the PBI report and the % i'm getting is wrong.
thanks for your support.
There's no way i can help you/find out the error with a screenshot.
Are you sure Measure 1 and Measure 2 are returning the result that you expect and show above? I bet they aren't. If they were, the division should be straightforward and certainly yield the correct result.
Share the pbix if possible
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Hi,
please find below the snapshots of the 2 measures as well as the graph. you will notice that the % in the graph is wrong. i don't know why.
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