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Raneesh
Frequent Visitor

How to get previous week with an another measure

Tying to get previouse week penetration, I'm getting error. Could you please assist.

 

#Prior Week Penetration =
var _Penetration=DIVIDE( [#Count of customer] , 'Occupancy tracker'[#Occupancy] ,0)
return
IF(ISBLANK(_Penetration),0,_Penetration)
var PriorWeek = SELECTEDVALUE ( _Penetration ) -1

RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUM ( _Penetration ),
ALL ( 'Calendar'[Week of Year] ),
'Calendar'[Week of Year] = PriorWeek
)
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Hi @Raneesh 
Actually the formula I have messaged you was almost correct, the only mistake is switching between Numerator and Denominator. This one shall work 

%Previous Week Penetration =
VAR PriorWeek =
    MAX ( 'Calendar'[Week of Year] ) - 1
VAR Customers =
    CALCULATE (
        DISTINCTCOUNT ( leadlist[Unit Number] ),
        'Calendar'[Week of Year] = PriorWeek
    )
VAR Occupancy =
    CALCULATE (
        SUM ( 'Occupancy tracker'[Total Occupied] ),
        'Calendar'[Week of Year] = PriorWeek
    )
RETURN
    DIVIDE ( Customers, Occupancy )

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tamerj1
Super User
Super User

@Raneesh 
[#Count of customer] and [#Occupancy] are coulmns or measures?

Yes.

#Count of customer = var _Customer=DISTINCTCOUNT(leadlist[Unit Number])
return
IF(ISBLANK(_Customer),0,_Customer)
 
#Occupancy = CALCULATE(SUM('Occupancy tracker'[Total Occupied]))

Then this should work

#Prior Week Penetration =
VAR PriorWeek =
    MAX ( 'Calendar'[Week of Year] ) - 1
RETURN
    CALCULATE (
        DIVIDE ( [#Count of customer], [#Occupancy], 0 ),
        'Calendar'[Week of Year] = PriorWeek
    )

I'm expecting an output like below.

 

 Week Number123
PenetrationCurrent WeekPrevious WeekCurrent WeekPrevious WeekCurrent WeekPrevious Week
Building Name       
Balqis 405495
South Residences 7087118

It still shows zero value.

 

Raneesh_0-1647239232542.png

 

tamerj1
Super User
Super User

Hi @Raneesh 

You can try

#Prior Week Penetration =
VAR _Penetration =
    DIVIDE ( [#Count of customer], 'Occupancy tracker'[#Occupancy], 0 )
VAR _PenetrationChecked =
    IF ( ISBLANK ( _Penetration ), 0, _Penetration )
VAR PriorWeek =
    MAX ( 'Calendar'[Week of Year] ) - 1
RETURN
    CALCULATE (
        _PenetrationChecked,
        REMOVEFILTERS ( 'Calendar' ),
        'Calendar'[Week of Year] = PriorWeek
    )

Hi @tamerj1 , it returning zero

 

Raneesh_0-1647168918281.png

 

Hi @Raneesh 

seems I forgot to use SUM

#Prior Week Penetration =
VAR Occupancy =
    SUM ( 'Occupancy tracker'[#Occupancy] )
VAR _Penetration =
    DIVIDE ( [#Count of customer], Occupancy, 0 )
VAR PriorWeek =
    MAX ( 'Calendar'[Week of Year] ) - 1
RETURN
    CALCULATE (
        _Penetration,
        REMOVEFILTERS ( 'Calendar' ),
        'Calendar'[Week of Year] = PriorWeek
    )

@tamerj1 

 

Do you want to shift both the numerator and the denominator one week back? Yes. exactly.

 

Hi @Raneesh 
Actually the formula I have messaged you was almost correct, the only mistake is switching between Numerator and Denominator. This one shall work 

%Previous Week Penetration =
VAR PriorWeek =
    MAX ( 'Calendar'[Week of Year] ) - 1
VAR Customers =
    CALCULATE (
        DISTINCTCOUNT ( leadlist[Unit Number] ),
        'Calendar'[Week of Year] = PriorWeek
    )
VAR Occupancy =
    CALCULATE (
        SUM ( 'Occupancy tracker'[Total Occupied] ),
        'Calendar'[Week of Year] = PriorWeek
    )
RETURN
    DIVIDE ( Customers, Occupancy )

Thank you soo much @tamerj1 .

Your extended support resolved my concern. 👍

Even now I'm geetting zero.

Thanks for your effort. 

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