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Hi guys,
I'm trying to get the Coverage in a new column like this Excel table but in Power BI.
First I need to divide the Average price from the Client "A" between the grand total, then multiply per 100.
Note: I need to do all this in a new column.
What do you recommended to use?
Best regard.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Try this one, please.
Coverage = DIVIDE ( [Average Price], DIVIDE ( SUM ( Table10[Total Sales] ), SUM ( Table10[Total Units] ) ) ) * 100
Best Regards,
Mr. Thaks for your support.
The question here is if it's the same for a measure? I mean, I don't get a comumn in my "Data page". I have that table in the "Report Page" and all my columns are formulated with measures.
Regards
Hi @Anonymous ,
Could you please mark the proper answers as solutions?
Best Regards,
Sorry, I can't mark like a solution because didn't work for me.
Best Regards.
Hi @Anonymous ,
If you need a measure, try this one, please.
Coverage = DIVIDE ( MIN ( 'table'[Average Price] ), CALCULATE ( DIVIDE ( SUM ( 'table'[Total Sales] ), SUM ( 'table'[Total Units] ) ), ALL ( 'table' ) ) ) * 100
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