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Hi all
I asked this question ywo days ago , but seems I missinterpert my problem ,
I will try to give more details her
I have the the following table:
And I would like to great new measure (column) that can fill all months sales with the value of January and then divide this is the returned column , meaning that I ma interesting in knowing the return ratio for each month comparing with only September .
The resulted table should be like this :
Where E2 = D2/C2
Thanks in advance
Regards
I see that the thread you released before has been resolved, this solution meets your needs. If there are any problems, please let me know.
@Anonymous , Join you table with date table having year and month column and try measure like
% = divide(sum(Table[return]) , sumx(filter(allselected(Date), Date[Year] = max(Date[Year]) && Date[Month] =1), Table[sales]) )
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