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Need help if possible.
I take a weekly snapshot of one of my tables and I need a way to count the total number orders created weekly so I can calculate percentage of orders created by each employee id per week
Example below data is below . I tried to create a measure with countrows for each employee id /total orders measure but total orders counted all 13000 rows and employee ID counted all the rows for each id
Report Date | Order | employee id |
1-Jun | 6000777777 | 1 |
1-Jun | 6000777777 | 32 |
1-Jun | 6000777777 | 2 |
7-Jun | 6000777777 | 5 |
7-Jun | 6000777777 | 5 |
7-Jun | 6000777777 | 5 |
10-Jun | 6000777777 | 1 |
10-Jun | 6000777777 | 5 |
10-Jun | 6000777777 | 32 |
17-Jun | 6000777777 | 1 |
17-Jun | 6000777777 | 6 |
thank you
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Hi @tjeffries
Assume you create a date table as below:
date = ADDCOLUMNS(CALENDAR(DATE(2019,1,1),TODAY()),"year-week",YEAR([Date])&"-"&WEEKNUM([Date],2))
create measures
countall_week=calculate(count(table[order_id]),allexcept(date,date[year-week]))
countall_week_person=calculate(count(table[order_id]),allexcept(date,date[year-week]),values(table[employee_id]))
%=[countall_week_person]/countall_week
Please feel free to ask us if you have any more problems.
Best Regards
Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
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Hi @tjeffries
Assume you create a date table as below:
date = ADDCOLUMNS(CALENDAR(DATE(2019,1,1),TODAY()),"year-week",YEAR([Date])&"-"&WEEKNUM([Date],2))
create measures
countall_week=calculate(count(table[order_id]),allexcept(date,date[year-week]))
countall_week_person=calculate(count(table[order_id]),allexcept(date,date[year-week]),values(table[employee_id]))
%=[countall_week_person]/countall_week
Please feel free to ask us if you have any more problems.
Best Regards
Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@tjeffries try this measure
Base Measure = COUNTROWS ( Table )
% Measure =
DIVIDE ( [Base Measure], CALCULATE ( {Base Measure], ALLSELECTED ( Table ) ) )
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