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tthmx9
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June 5, 2025
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Create Metric and make it a percentage

I'm trying to create an Email Open Rate metric and have it as a percentage.  This is what I've done so far but it's just showing it as decimals.  How can I get it to show the decimals as percentages e.g. June 2nd as 44% and not 0.44.  Thanks in advance

 

 

 

    Meilleure réponse par Josh Stephens

    Hi @tthmx9 this is a great question! Near the top of the calculated metric, select the format dropdown and change it to percentage. You can then add additional decimals if you want to show 44.44% for example.

     

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    Josh Stephens
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    Josh StephensCommunity AdvisorRéponse
    Community Advisor
    June 5, 2025

    Hi @tthmx9 this is a great question! Near the top of the calculated metric, select the format dropdown and change it to percentage. You can then add additional decimals if you want to show 44.44% for example.

     

      Vinay_Chauhan
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      Vinay_ChauhanCommunity Advisor
      Community Advisor
      June 5, 2025

      Hi! You can format it to show as a percentage by editing your calculated metric. Just click the gear icon when you're building the metric, and under “Format,” change it from number to “Percent.” You can also choose how many decimal places you want (e.g., 0 for 44%, or 2 decimal places which might result in 44.00%). 

      You can also see the result in the preview on the right hand side of the calculated metric form -

       

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        tthmx9Auteur
        Level 2
        June 6, 2025

        Thank you!

        Jennifer_Dungan
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        Jennifer_DunganCommunity Advisor and Adobe Champion
        Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
        June 5, 2025

        One other interesting piece of information in addition to the two great answers, is that you can change the colour scaling direction on calculated metrics...

         

        By default, Up is Green, but you can flip that so that Up is Red:

         

         

        This is helpful for calculated rates, like maybe you want to look at a Bounce or Refresh Rate...  In this case, higher numbers are bad, so you can make this change so that conditional backgrounds will appear with the correct colour schemes.

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