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PBIBALU
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‎04-11-2022 04:02 AM

I have two tables Order Table and Returns Table, I want to calculate return rate using of DAX 

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amitchandak
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‎04-11-2022 04:36 AM

@PBIBALU , Assume you have common dimensions like Date, Order, Geography , Article/Item , customer etc

 

You can create a new measure like

 

divide( sum(Return[Qty]), sum(Order[Order Qty]))

 

or

 

divide( Count(Return[Qty]), Count(Order[Order Qty]))

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