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hi,
have this measure: (show translation version):
VAR _CALC = DIVIDE
('Fact_Sales'[Gross Invoiced Sales EUR TY],'Fact_Sales budget'[Budget gross invoiced sales EUR YTD])
RETURN
/*IF( NOT(ISBLANK( _CALC ) ), _CALC, 0) */
_CALC
but if you look at this output than it is wrong:
the first column with the percentage should be 90.1%.
anyone ideas how this can be solved
thnx
Solved! Go to Solution.
it is a measure as you can see:
Budget gross invoiced sales EUR YTD=
VAR _MONTH = MONTH(TODAY())
RETURN CALCULATE([Budget monthly gross invoiced EUR], [Dim_InvoiceDate][Month nr]<=_MONTH)
Hi Tamerj1
it is already in, see the 5th column Budget Total gross invoiced YTD
@Anonymous
Are you sure you have created a measure not a column? All of them are measures?
Hi @Anonymous
What do you get when you place [Budget gross invoiced sales EUR YTD] in the same table visual?
it is a measure as you can see:
Budget gross invoiced sales EUR YTD=
VAR _MONTH = MONTH(TODAY())
RETURN CALCULATE([Budget monthly gross invoiced EUR], [Dim_InvoiceDate][Month nr]<=_MONTH)
@Anonymous
The 5th column in the table visual is [Budget monthly gross invoiced EUR] not [Budget gross invoiced sales EUR YTD]
sorry, indeed the field is created like this: Budget total gross invoiced EUR =Sum([Gross Invoiced_new])
@Anonymous
I mean perhaps the division is correct but your looking at the wrong measures
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