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Hello all,
I would like to display the terminations depending on the input channel in PowerBI. In a table I have:
Customer_ID | Channel | Termination |
1 | none | No |
2 | D2D | No |
3 | Online | Yes |
4 | Shop | Yes |
5 | Shop | No |
I would now like to display the terminationrate in a scaled bar chart.
I can manage the number of terminations per channel. To do this, I simply place the channels on the axis and the number of terminations as values.
But how can I calculate the terminationrate depending on the channel?
Thank you in advance for any tips.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous , Try one of the three measures
Divide(calculate(count(Table[Customer ID]), filter(Table, Table[Termination] = "YES")), calculate(count(Table[Customer ID])))
Divide(calculate(count(Table[Customer ID]), filter(Table, Table[Termination] = "YES")), calculate(count(Table[Customer ID]), allselected()))
Divide(calculate(count(Table[Customer ID]), filter(Table, Table[Termination] = "YES")), calculate(count(Table[Customer ID]), allexcept(Table, Table[Channel])))
@Anonymous , Try one of the three measures
Divide(calculate(count(Table[Customer ID]), filter(Table, Table[Termination] = "YES")), calculate(count(Table[Customer ID])))
Divide(calculate(count(Table[Customer ID]), filter(Table, Table[Termination] = "YES")), calculate(count(Table[Customer ID]), allselected()))
Divide(calculate(count(Table[Customer ID]), filter(Table, Table[Termination] = "YES")), calculate(count(Table[Customer ID]), allexcept(Table, Table[Channel])))
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