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I have a matrix with info:
1. A list of 25 deliverables with random plan dates & random dates they were submitted
2. I created (head) columns by "starting-date" week. All random dates are grouped in those weeks
3. Each (head) column has three values (sub columns). Two first values (columns) come from data tables, third is a measure
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Hi @amitchandak
Thanks you got me thinking outside the matrix.
No they were columns. Solution:
Hi @amitchandak
Thanks you got me thinking outside the matrix.
No they were columns. Solution:
@Mike_Mace , If these are two measures? you can get like
divide([sub sum],[plan sum])
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