Pass/Fail rate calculation in pivot table

choks90233

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  1. 2010
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I am looking to add a measure for my pivot table that will do a simple pass fail rate calculation. The calculation is =pass/sum(pass, fail) how do I translate that into pivot table language? There are 4 basic criteria I am working with. Inspection ID, Date/time, Eval Area, and Rate Status. The date and Eval Area are used as filters for the pivot table. The Inspection ID is the value, and Rate status makes up the rows. There are 4 possible inputs for Rate Status. Fail, Not Rated, Observation, and Pass. So I need to add the number of passes to the number of fails, then divide that total by the passes to get the pass rate. As an example below I created a filtered view of similar data I am using. There are six total inspections. Three Passes and one fail which equals a 75% pass rate. Can I get my pivot table to do that calculation for me?


Inspection IDDateEval AreaRate Status
11-Jan-20Component installationPass
215-Jan-20Component installationPass
330-Jan-20Component installationNot rated
41-Feb-20Component installationFail
515-Feb-20Component installationObservation
622-Feb-20Component installationPass
 

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The desired result is a pivot chart that shows pass rates instead of just passes and fails. I do not know how to get the pivot table to calculate that formula to create a data point for the pivot chart
 
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