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Hello,
Requirement
Determine the response rate of attendees from an event and have it update when an event is updated in a slicer. When it is filtered and not filtered.
I am attempting to make a measure respond when a slicer is selected. When it is de-selected, the measure calculates with the "Select All". how do I get the rate formula to respond when it is filtered by Event Name? How do I get the formula to return a blank when nothing is selected?
The Card hosting my response rate KPI is
ResponseRate = DIVIDE([Total Survey Respondents],[Total ExAttendees], "N/A")
the denominator is:
Total Attendees = CALCULATE(SUM('Events'[countParticipants]),FILTER(Respondees,Respondees[Event ID]=
SELECTEDVALUE('Respondees'[Event ID])))
the numerator is:
Total Survey Respondents = DISTINCTCOUNT(Attendess[Attendee Name])
Hi @mckennaodonnell ,
You can try this measure:
ResponseRate =
DIVIDE (
IF ( ISFILTERED ( 'Respondees'[Event ID] ), [Total Survey Respondents], 0 ),
[Total ExAttendees],
"N/A"
)
If that's not what you need, upload a sample file.
Best Regards,
Gallen Luo
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thank you! @v-jialluo-msft How do you get it it calculate in the measure when it is not filtered?
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