Rules for Yes/No types

In setting up a measure for Yes/No value, a user checks the box for Yes and leaves it unchecked for No. In terms of numeric values, Yes is translated into 1 and No into 0.

The rules for determining performance value are the same as that of absolute value.

Performance = 1 - | ((Actual - Target) / Target)|

With a target of zero, return:

Performance = 1 - | Actual |

For example, consider the case where the target is set to a checked value (Yes or 1). So if the actual value is checked, the performance value is 100%; if not checked (No or 0), the value is 0%.

Consider the case where the target is not checked (No or 0). In this case the rule for when there is a target of zero applies. So if the actual value is not checked, the performance value is 100%. But if actual is checked (Yes or 1), the performance value is 0% based on the calculation of Performance = 1 - | 1 |.