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Advocate IIAlways increasing is good in a Power KPI Matrix?
in the sample, i see always increasing is good ( if actual value is more than target value the color is green ). But one of the KPI property in any scorecard is whether the increasing is good or decreasing is good or constant is good. For example, for sales increasing is good, for wastage reduction is goood, for constant temperature constant is good. How to confugure my KPIs based on this property in Power KPI Matrix?
You should calculate KPI Index for such values.
Please visit KPI Indicator Instructions page of the sample report to fint out how to generate a KPI index properly.
Ignat Vilesov,
Software Engineer
Microsoft Power BI Custom Visuals
For the KPI Indicator visual click on the Format tab (the paint roller), and then in KPI General look at the options for Banding Type. The three choices are Increasing is better, Decreasing is better, and Closer is better. You want the middle option by the sounds of it.
Chris
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- v-viig
Community Champion
Please take a look at this sample report to find out more.
This sample report is actually a step-by-step tutorial.
Ignat Vilesov,
Software Engineer
Microsoft Power BI Custom Visuals
SatyaVaitlaI wnt trhough the sample but could not find where to map my Increasing is Bad (for my wastage) where the graph should show higher values in red and lower values in green. i.e if i exceed my target of 3% wastage, it should show red (where as for sales, if my actual value is more than target value, it should be green).
Please let me know where to map this field.
- v-viig
You should calculate KPI Index for such values.
Please visit KPI Indicator Instructions page of the sample report to fint out how to generate a KPI index properly.
Ignat Vilesov,
Software Engineer
Microsoft Power BI Custom Visuals