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Hi All,
I have the following table:
Length | Waist | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 38 | 40 |
32 | 50% (2 / 4) | 67% (2 / 3) | 70% (7 / 10) | 58% (7 / 12) | 60% (6 / 10) | 100% (1 / 1) | 90% (9 / 10) | 0% (0 / 1) | (0 / 0) | |
34 | 0% (0 / 1) | 40% (2 / 5) | 44% (4 / 9) | 36% (4 / 11) | 40% (4 / 10) | 0% (0 / 1) | 80% (8 / 10) | 67% (6 / 9) | 0% (0 / 1) | |
36 | (0 / 0) | (0 / 0) | 0% (0 / 1) | 0% (0 / 1) | 0% (0 / 2) | 0% (0 / 1) | 0% (0 / 1) | (0 / 0) | (0 / 0) | |
38 | (0 / 0) | (0 / 0) | (0 / 0) | (0 / 0) | (0 / 0) | (0 / 0) | (0 / 0) | 0% (0 / 1) | (0 / 0) |
As you can see the percentages are based on the sum next to it, which is amount sold / amount delivered.
I want the percentage to be calculated as the amount sold against the TOTAL amount delivered. Any Idea on how to do this?
May be like this
Sum(Sold)/Sum(TOTAL Delivered)
Thanks! This sort of works. Problem is, it calculates over everything, not seperated by dimension. For example. As a Dimension I also have customers. Now I need to calculate the totals per customer, not all.
HI Maarten,
Could you please add an example qvw. The data you pasted in your original post is extremely hard to read
Try this:
Sum(Sold)/Sum(TOTAL <Customer> Delivered)