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Hi,

I have numbers of employees and their performance %.
I need to find out the % a team is meeting the target.
Say if target is 70%. I need to first count how many employees in Team A is meeting 70%.
Then I am dividing that number with the total employees in the Team A. This will get me the % of team meeting the target.
So normally I would just do.. =countif(C2:C5,"<=.75")/2. To find TeamA's % team meeting. However, I am having trouble doing that in the PowerPivot calculated field. There's no countif. Please teach me!! Thanks so much :)

Example,

Raw data may look like this

Team Name
Employee Name
KPI
Team A
Employee1
80%
Team A
Employee2
60%
Team B
Employee3
70%
Team B
Employee4
55%
 

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