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Getting the Previous Value in a Matrix with 7 rows
- 1 year ago
You have interesting data including negative numbers. Calculating a WoW with a mix of positive and negative numbers is extremely subjective. Make sure you agree with the formula.
Here's my (subjective) version:
Rev1 change = var pr1 = CALCULATE(sum(test[Rev1]),DATEADD('Calendar'[Date],-7,DAY)) return divide(sum(test[Rev1])-pr1,abs(pr1),1)However your x axis is driven by a fact date (end of snapshot week) and not by the dimension date as it should be . You will want to correct that too ( or modify the above formula)
correct, that is a know current limitation
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Do you have a workaround or an alternative approach to solve my initial problem?
- lbendlin1 year ago
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Short of materializing your result into a calculated table? Don't think so. But worth a try.
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Here is a PBIX file with sample data
Sample PBIX
I don't have super user access so I can't directly attached a PBIX so I'm using WeTrasfer
With regards to expected output, if you can create 2 measures that I can use in conditional formating that shows the difference between Rev1 and Rev2 with the previous week that would be ideal- lbendlin1 year ago
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You have interesting data including negative numbers. Calculating a WoW with a mix of positive and negative numbers is extremely subjective. Make sure you agree with the formula.
Here's my (subjective) version:
Rev1 change = var pr1 = CALCULATE(sum(test[Rev1]),DATEADD('Calendar'[Date],-7,DAY)) return divide(sum(test[Rev1])-pr1,abs(pr1),1)However your x axis is driven by a fact date (end of snapshot week) and not by the dimension date as it should be . You will want to correct that too ( or modify the above formula)