How to calculate % Change

[Sunilrane]

Hi everyone,

I need some help to calculate percentage change of the following example pasted below

[All Periods]	[$]
CYTD Wks - 5   02/05/22	$1,452,541,355
CYTD Wks PY - 5    02/05/21	$77,139,973
Latest 13 Wks -   02/05/22	$3,545,800,901
Latest 13 Wks PY -   02/05/21	$173,655,357
Latest 4 Wks -   02/05/22	$1,052,303,407
Latest 4 Wks PY-   02/05/21	$56,642,000
Latest 52 Wks -   02/05/22	$8,767,361,949
Latest 52 Wks PY -   02/05/21	$414,221,751

Thanks and Regards, 

Sunil Rane

[v-jinweili-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @Sunilrane,

It seems that there are only two columns in your table:

So you may create two columns to extract the Date and the Type:

Date =
RIGHT ( [[All Periods]]], 8 )

Type =
VAR _findWks =
    FIND ( "Wks", [[All Periods]]] )
RETURN
    LEFT ( [[All Periods]]], _findWks + 2 )

Output:

Then create a measure 

Changed Percentage =
VAR _current =
    SUM ( 'Table'[[$]]] )
VAR _previous =
    CALCULATE (
        SUM ( 'Table'[[$]]] ),
        FILTER (
            ALL ( 'Table' ),
            [Type] = MAX ( 'Table'[Type] )
                && YEAR ( [Date] )
                    = YEAR ( MAX ( 'Table'[Date] ) ) - 1
        )
    )
RETURN
    DIVIDE ( _previous, ( _current - _previous ) )

And change the format to Percentage

The final output:

Best Regards,
Jinwei Li
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[BeaBF]

@Sunilrane If you have a Table named Tabella 5 like this:

you can calculate the percentage change between the same period of the two years with this measure:

Misura 2 =

VAR MAXD = CALCULATE(MAX('Tabella (5)'[Date]))

VAR SUMMAX = CALCULATE(SUM('Tabella (5)'[[$]]]),'Tabella (5)'[Date] = MAXD)

VAR PREVYE = CALCULATE(SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR('Tabella (5)'[Date]))

VAR SUMPREV = CALCULATE(SUM('Tabella (5)'[[$]]]),'Tabella (5)'[Date] = PREVYE)

RETURN SUMMAX - PREVYE

BF

[BeaBF]

@Sunilrane Hi!

Percentage change between...? Can you paste the expected result?

BF

[Tanushree_Kapse]

Hi @Sunilrane ,

Can you please share the properly formatted table. It's not very clear with this one.