Calculating Percentage of Unique Count vs total count

[Clint]

Hello,

I need to calculate some KPI data based on how many projects have hit or will hit their Feature Complete date this quarter.  Essentially if a project has a 0 variance or less than 0 (meaning they are early, they have hit their metric.  If they have a variance greater than 0, they missed their metric.  I have created cards that show the total number of projects in the quarter, the ones that hit their metric and the ones that missed their metric.  What I'm not sure how to do is divide the hits by the total to get the overall metreic number (percentage).  I tried using countx -- FC KPO Results = COUNTX(Projects,Projects[FC Variance]<0)  -- to see if I could at least count the FC Variances that were 0 or less than 0 but it doesn't support boolean arguments.  Not sure how to get these two totals in a manner so I can do some math.  Any thoughts/guidance is appreciated.

[Ashish_Mathur]

Hi,

Without seeing your data and expected result, it is actually not possible to help you but try this measure

=COUNTROWS(FILTER(Projects,Projects[FC Variance]<0))

Projects is your table name and FC variance is a column in that table.

[Clint]

Thanks Ashish but this just returns the total number of projects in the quarter.  The filter doesn't seem to take effect.

[jdbuchanan71 · Accepted solution]

A couple measures to build to this one but keep it clear.

Count the unique project ID's

Projects Count = DISTINCTCOUNT ( Projects[Project ID] )

Calculate the # of projects hitting their goal

Projects Hitting = CALCULATE( [Projects Count] , Projects[Variance] <= 0 )

Calculate the % hitting

% of Projects Hitting = DIVIDE( [Projects Hitting] , [Projects Count] , 0 )

[Clint]

Thank you JD.  This worked great!