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Hi,
I have the below formula which is in a Text Box but I want the result to be in a pecentage and in 2 decimal places i.e. 98.53%, Tried using the function num, but wasn't working and not sure if I was doing it the right way?
=1-(count({1<[Type]={'EXPECTED'}>} DISTINCT [ID])
/count({1<[Type]={'EXPECTED'}, [LP Flag]={0}>} DISTINCT [ID]))
Thanks
Hello,
Giving the Num() function a format should work
=Num(1-(count({1<[Type]={'EXPECTED'}>} DISTINCT [ID])/count({1<[Type]={'EXPECTED'}, [LP Flag]={0}>} DISTINCT [ID])), '#.##0,#0 %')Note that in the format part I'm using "," as decimal separator and "." as thousand separator, and you may want to change that.
Hope this helps
Hello,
Giving the Num() function a format should work
=Num(1-(count({1<[Type]={'EXPECTED'}>} DISTINCT [ID])/count({1<[Type]={'EXPECTED'}, [LP Flag]={0}>} DISTINCT [ID])), '#.##0,#0 %')Note that in the format part I'm using "," as decimal separator and "." as thousand separator, and you may want to change that.
Hope this helps
hi,
use num function
num(1-(count({1<[Type]={'EXPECTED'}>} DISTINCT [ID])
/count({1<[Type]={'EXPECTED'}, [LP Flag]={0}>} DISTINCT [ID])) ,'#0.00%')
Hi,
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Yes,
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Looking forward to the weekend,
Roland