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How to obtain the relative percentages in a SuiteAnalytics Workbook?
Dear,
I am trying to enforce the following:
I obtain the Total hours for my employees divided per business unit for each month. However, I would also like to obtain the relative percentages.
Example: Total of 19:40 & 157:05 = 176.45, but I would also like to see the relative percentages. 19:40/176:45 = 10,99% and 157:05/176:45 = 89.01%.
As a result, these type of percentages are also the % that I would like to see.
Do you possible know how this is possible?
I am trying to enforcing this right now via the workbooks.
Regards,
Mathias
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