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I have Leads in one table and Inventory count in another. I need to calculate the rate of leads per inventory at a daily customer grain.
using Leads per Listing = SUM(Leads[LEADS])/SUM('Listings Inventory'[INVENTORY]) is returning a single value for all rows. Please Help.
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@Anonymous
its correct. but if you create a measure it will enable row context
Leads per Listing Measure =
DIVIDE(
CALCULATE(SUM(Leads[LEADS])),
CALCULATE(SUM('Listings Inventory'[INVENTORY]) )
)
and make sure you have appropriate relationships between your tables
Hi, @Anonymous
If you try to create calculate column,just try formula as below:
Leads per Listing1 = DIVIDE(LEADS[LEADS],RELATED('Listings Inventory'[INVENTORY]))
If you are creating the following measure but do not get the correct result,
Leads per Listing = SUM(Leads[LEADS])/SUM('Listings Inventory'[INVENTORY])
please make sure that the types of the fields in table visual are "Don't Summmarized"
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
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@Anonymous
its correct. but if you create a measure it will enable row context
Leads per Listing Measure =
DIVIDE(
CALCULATE(SUM(Leads[LEADS])),
CALCULATE(SUM('Listings Inventory'[INVENTORY]) )
)
and make sure you have appropriate relationships between your tables
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