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PowerPivot exercises on THE CALCULATE FUNCTION
This page lists the 15 exercises about The CALCULATE function in PowerPivot on our website:
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2016 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Relatively easy |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Use the CALCULATE function to show percentages of row and column totals in a pivot table. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2013 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Relatively easy |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Use the CALCULATE function to pick out only transactions whose price is a given amount. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2010 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Relatively easy |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Use ALL and CALCULATE to get proportions of totals for regions. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2010 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Relatively easy |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Divide sales by 4 legs and other for a measure, using the FILTER function. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2016 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Average difficulty |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Use the CALCULATE function to show total sales for Northern powerhouse shopping centres. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2010 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Average difficulty |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Use the RANKX function to order total sales over species. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2010 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Average difficulty |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Use FILTER and ALL to show sales as a proportion of one region's total. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2010 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Average difficulty |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Create measure using CALCULATE and ALL to get ratios against total. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2016 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Average difficulty |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Create a ratio of sales between two different habitats, using the CALCULATE and SUMX functions. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2010 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Average difficulty |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Exclude a month from totals using the VALUES function to retain context. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2013 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Average difficulty |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Use CALCULATE to work out the ratio of total sales to sales for a specific type of animal. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2013 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Harder than average |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Use AVERAGEX to find average ratios, then CALCULATE to avoid divide-by-zero errors. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2010 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Harder than average |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Filter calculated sums to compare two stores' sales figures. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2010 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Harder than average |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Create a calculated column using EARLIER to show previous joiner count. |
| Software: | PowerPivot |
| Version: | Excel 2013 and later |
| Topic: | The CALCULATE function |
| Level: | Harder than average |
| Course: | |
| Exercise: | Omitting a particular shopping centre from totals, using the VALUES function. |
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