I'm new to Power BI and having a difficulty applying what I'm learning through the hours of tutorials to my particular situation, so your help is greatly appreciated.
Our company rents instruments to school children. There are a three types of rental accounts:
- those that returned their instrument
- those that ended their agreement by owning their instrument (renting to ownership or paying off their balance early at a discount)
- those that are currently renting
Of the two (three) types of ended rentals, I want to determine what percentage returned their instrument, what percentage rented until ownership, and what percentage took the early pay-off discount.
Here's the infromation I have (both of these pictures represent columns found in the same query):
Anyone who is still renting (A 'null' in the Return Date column and a 'P' in the rnt_dunn column) needs to not be taken into account for percentage purposes.
rental return customer - date in return column
owned through rental - null & X with Next Pmt # = Terms
owned through early pay-off - null & X with Next Pmt # does not = Terms
Using these columns/data, how would I get the answer I'm looking for?