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ckolahi
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Divide rows (calculated column) with different parameters

Hi Guys

 

I have the table below. The idea is to create a calculated column (in blue) to represent Actuals (A) vs Budget (B), for each month, quarter, product, reps etc..

 

Any ideas

Thanks

 

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Anonymous
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Hi ckolahi

 

Please try this code

JamesFr06_0-1661290758047.png

Desired =
var maxamt=calculate(max(Feuil2[Value_SIP]),ALLEXCEPT(Feuil2,Feuil2[Names],Feuil2[Measure SIP],Feuil2[Month],Feuil2[Year]))
return
divide(Feuil2[Value_SIP],maxamt,0)

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ckolahi
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@Anonymous 

 

super thanks it works. However I think y example was misleading. What would be if the B value was not the Max value ? 

ckolahi_0-1661378740213.png

 I tried to create variable actuals (A) vs (B) with FILTER function, was not successful.

If any ideas please feel free.

Thanks

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi ckolahi

 

Please try this code

JamesFr06_0-1661290758047.png

Desired =
var maxamt=calculate(max(Feuil2[Value_SIP]),ALLEXCEPT(Feuil2,Feuil2[Names],Feuil2[Measure SIP],Feuil2[Month],Feuil2[Year]))
return
divide(Feuil2[Value_SIP],maxamt,0)

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