I need help converting a simple Excel formula to DAX

[m1kias]

I am currently struggling converting an excel formula to DAX format. The formula is:

=IFERROR(IF([Variance]/ABS([2021 Amount])<-10000000,-1,IF([Variance]/ABS([2021 Amount])>10000000,1,[Variance]/ABS([2021 Amount]))),0)

Variance and 2021 Amount are both the collumns I am calculating the data from. I am adding it as a measure in a pivot table because when I filter the pivot table I want the percentage of varance be calculated on the grand total as well rather than a sum of the percentages. Which is useless when looking at percentages.

Many thanks.

[v-shex-msft]

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[vapid128]

In dax, the formula should be all same.

All you need to do is repleace A/B to DIVIDE(A,B) 

[m1kias]

Thank you for your contribution vapid128. I replaced the formula with the following but unfortunately it did not work.

IFERROR(IF(DIVIDE([Variance],ABS([2021 Amount]))<-10000000,-1,IF(DIVIDE([Variance],ABS([2021 Amount]))>10000000,1,DIVIDE([Variance],ABS([2021 Amount])))),0)

It is giving me the following message. 

"A single value for column 'Variance' in table 'Range' cannot be determined. This can happen when a measure formula refers to a column that contains many values without specifying an aggregation such as min, max, count, or sum to get a single result.'."

[vapid128]

I am sorry, I didn't see you want to add a measure.

Since [Variance] is a colnum, you need to tell dax, how it become a measure.

like Min/Max/Sum/Average.....

When you write "[Variance]/ABS([2021 Amount])<-10000000"

IF all in colnum or measure, it will be very clear to understand.

But if it is from colnum to measure, it is not that clear.