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arsenal1983
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‎2016-04-08 06:55 AM

migration matrix

Hello,

Today I have very simple case, I have table with only 3 columns (attach xlsx).

   

PARTNERSCORING_CURRSCORING_FWRD
PARTNER_8223
PARTNER_8222
PARTNER_8222
PARTNER_8232
PARTNER_8233
PARTNER_8233
PARTNER_8233
PARTNER_8233

I need to create a pivot tables with % of partners quatities:

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Any suggestions.

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sunny_talwar
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‎2016-04-08 07:08 AM

Try this:

=Count(PARTNER)/Count(TOTAL <SCORING_CURR>PARTNER)


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sunny_talwar
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MVP
‎2016-04-08 07:08 AM

Try this:

=Count(PARTNER)/Count(TOTAL <SCORING_CURR>PARTNER)


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arsenal1983
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‎2016-04-08 07:16 AM
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In response to sunny_talwar

you truly are a legend

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sunny_talwar
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‎2016-04-08 07:41 AM

In response to arsenal1983

I am glad I was able to help

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