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Anonymous
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Division of two measures in a matrix table at row level not working as expected

Hi, 

I have a matrix table where I have created 4 different measures as shown below:Capture.PNG

 

 

Diff measure = [Second-Update] - [First-Update] and it works correctly in showing row level difference
but the delta column which is equal to DIVIDE([FIrst-Update],[Second-Update]) shows same value across all rows. I want a division of two measures for each row separately. Can anybody suggest what am I missing?

 
 
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AlexAlberga727
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Resolver II

I believe your DAX is correct. I have had similiar issues when attempting to create measures for tables. I have always for a solution around this by, instead, creating calculated columns instead. 

 

Attempt these calculations within the table view, and then pull over the fields to the matrix table.

 

Let me know if that helps.

Anonymous
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I think you data is like that only so that you are getting 4 in result.

I check the values in first two measure and if you divide them anyhow you will get 4 only. Check numbers again.

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Pravin

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