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    PowerPivot measure

    Hi I recently got to know about PowerPivot, and i've been playing around with a bit for a few days now, and been googleing like hell to figure this out, but hasn't succeeded.

    I have succesfully linked several data tables, and am now trying to create a measure to score a supplier data base on the performance regarding ability to deliver full on first delivery, and on time.

    I have a column of the Qty supposed to be delivered, and one wit what was delivered. Furthermore I know what their stated lead time is, and the lead time deviation in weeks pr orderline.

    How do i create a measure in powerpivot which scores like this:

    If a delivery is fully delivered = 1 , if to little or too much = 0 And then i want the average of this score.

    Same goes for ability to deliver on time, if the delivery is more than 1 week late = 0 and if it is earlier or on time = 1 , and again the average of all orderlines.

    thanks

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    Re: PowerPivot measure

    Hello,
    can you please provide an excel with small sample of data, which help us to help you better.
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    Re: PowerPivot measure

    Attach a sample workbook. Make sure there is just enough data to demonstrate your need. Include a BEFORE sheet and an AFTER sheet in the workbook if needed to show the process you're trying to complete or automate. Make sure your desired results are shown, mock them up manually if necessary.

    Remember to desensitize the data.

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    Re: PowerPivot measure



    To attach an Excel file to your post,
    • click Go Advanced,
    • scroll down until you see Manage Attachments,
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    • select your file and click Open,
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    I didn't say I will help. I said - attach example excel file

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