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Anonymous
7 years agoNot applicable
Lookupvalue using dates?
Hello, I am trying to divide a number in Table 1 by a number with the corresponding date in Table 2 to get a percentage. Table 1 Date Decimal 3/2/2019 0.9 3/2/2019 0.05 3/16/2...
- Anonymous7 years ago
Iamnvt wrote:
It looks like you are writing a Measure, not calculated column. I think you should turn off the date hierarchy to have [.Month] off.
You can go to Model tab, and insert calculated column with the said formula. Check my PBI file for more details.Just want to close the loop on the question and address the date hierarchy.
The date hierarchy has been off and still the .[Month] etc. comes up.
I ended up using:
Measure = Divide(sum('Table1'[Decimal]),calculate(sum('Table2'[Number])),0)which seems to work. TY
Iamnvt
Continued Contributor
7 years agoIt looks like you are writing a Measure, not calculated column. I think you should turn off the date hierarchy to have [.Month] off.
You can go to Model tab, and insert calculated column with the said formula. Check my PBI file for more details.
You can go to Model tab, and insert calculated column with the said formula. Check my PBI file for more details.
Anonymous
7 years agoNot applicable
Iamnvt wrote:
It looks like you are writing a Measure, not calculated column. I think you should turn off the date hierarchy to have [.Month] off.
You can go to Model tab, and insert calculated column with the said formula. Check my PBI file for more details.
Just want to close the loop on the question and address the date hierarchy.
The date hierarchy has been off and still the .[Month] etc. comes up.
I ended up using:
Measure = Divide(sum('Table1'[Decimal]),calculate(sum('Table2'[Number])),0)
which seems to work. TY