I have this table:
IP Technology Status
IP1 T1 Passed
IP1 T1 Passed
IP1 T1 Failed
IP1 T2 Failed
IP1 T2 Failed
IP1 T2 Passed
IP2 T3 Passed
IP2 T3 Failed
IP3 T4 Passed
IP3 T4 Passed
IP3 T5 Passed
IP3 T5 Passed
IP3 T5 Passed
IP3 T5 Passed
IP3 T5 Passed
IP2 T6 Passed
IP2 T6 Passed
IP2 T6 Passed
IP2 T6 Passed
I have to remove some of the Technology (T2 and T6) and show the following summary table: (I am interested only in the ‘Passed’ results but left the ‘failed’ column for reference)
IP Failed Passed 100% Passed
IP1 33% 67% No
IP2 50% 50% No
IP3 0% 100% Yes
This is what I did: I created two temporary tables to calculate the number of passed tests and the total number of tests:
Table1 =
CALCULATETABLE (
GROUPBY (
'Table',
'Table'[IP],
'Table'[Status],
"#Passed", COUNTAX ( CURRENTGROUP (), ( 'Table'[Status] = "Passed" ) )
),
'Table'[Technology] = "T1"
|| 'Table'[Technology] = "T3"
|| 'Table'[Technology] = "T4"
|| 'Table'[Technology] = "T5"
)
Test2 =
CALCULATETABLE (
GROUPBY (
'Table',
'Table'[IP],
"#scan", COUNTAX ( CURRENTGROUP (), ( 'Table'[IP] ) )
),
'Table'[Technology] = "T1"
|| 'Table'[Technology] = "T3"
|| 'Table'[Technology] = "T4"
|| 'Table'[Technology] = "T5"
)
In Table1, I added the total number of tests from Table2 using LOOKUPVALUE and calculated the ‘%Passed’.
When I want to get the ‘100% Passed’ flag (Yes/No) using IF statement:
100% Passed = IF(%'Table Test1'[%Passed]=1,"Yes","No")
I get this error message:
The following syntax error occurred during parsing: invalid token, Line1, Offset 4, %
Is it because the ‘%Passed’ is a calculated field? Do you know a way around? I’ve been working on this for days and I’m getting frustrated. Is there a more efficient way to get this result?
Thanks in advance for your help.
%'Table Test1'[%Passed]
defined? That doesn't appear to be a valid reference to anything. – Alexis Olson%Passed = divide('Table Test1'[#Passed],'Table Test1'[#Scan])
– Elau%
in front of the table name. – Alexis Olson