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Which readings a rate divides · from Revenue per Lead

Which reading does a rate take as its numerator, and which as its denominator?

Asked from Revenue per Lead, a Metrics: Attributed revenue divided by resolved leads.

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Which reading does a rate take as its numerator, and which as its denominator?

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