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Hi,
let's say I have matrix table visual with months in rows and countries in columns, and in filter I choose which countries I want to compare.
I need to get column (red in picture) that will calculate % difference between selected countries and that depends on what country I choose in filter.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Ninna
You can activate and rename the total column then place the following measure in the matrix instead of the original measure
ResultMeasure =
VAR NormalValue = [OriginalMeasure]
VAR SelectedCountries =
ALLSELECTED ( 'Table'[Country] )
VAR Country1 =
MAXX ( SelectedCountries, 'Table'[Country] )
VAR Country2 =
MINX ( SelectedCountries, 'Table'[Country] )
VAR Country1Value =
CALCULATE ( [OriginalMeasure], 'Table'[Country] = Country1 )
VAR Country2Value =
CALCULATE ( [OriginalMeasure], 'Table'[Country] = Country2 )
VAR Difference = Country2Value - Country1Value
RETURN
IF ( HASONEVALUE ( 'Table'[Country] ), NormalValue, Difference )
Hi @Ninna
You can activate and rename the total column then place the following measure in the matrix instead of the original measure
ResultMeasure =
VAR NormalValue = [OriginalMeasure]
VAR SelectedCountries =
ALLSELECTED ( 'Table'[Country] )
VAR Country1 =
MAXX ( SelectedCountries, 'Table'[Country] )
VAR Country2 =
MINX ( SelectedCountries, 'Table'[Country] )
VAR Country1Value =
CALCULATE ( [OriginalMeasure], 'Table'[Country] = Country1 )
VAR Country2Value =
CALCULATE ( [OriginalMeasure], 'Table'[Country] = Country2 )
VAR Difference = Country2Value - Country1Value
RETURN
IF ( HASONEVALUE ( 'Table'[Country] ), NormalValue, Difference )
Great, that is it. Thanks 🙂
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