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Good afternoon,
I am fairly new to PowerBI and I have a slight issue with creating a dax measure, which takes the price of a product in the beginning of the period as 100 (Base) and then based on the movements of the price over time gives me the percentage increase/decrease in price.
Below is a simplification of the data to ilustrate the issue.
Could someone please help me out with the creation of the measure?
Thank you very much in advance!
Kind regards,
B
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Hi @ase
Please refer to thr sample file with the solution https://www.dropbox.com/t/YtiyMYOrhy8EdsCp
Your method of calculating the percentage does not seem to be consistant. Please advise if I am missing somthing
Increse/Decrese =
VAR ProductTable = CALCULATETABLE ( Prices, ALLEXCEPT ( Prices, Prices[Product] ) )
VAR BaseDate = MINX ( ProductTable, Prices[Date] )
VAR CurrentDate = MAX ( Prices[Date] )
VAR BasePrice = MAXX ( FILTER ( ProductTable, Prices[Date] = BaseDate ), Prices[Price] )
VAR CurrentPrice = MAX ( Prices[Price] )
VAR DiffirencePercent = FORMAT ( DIVIDE ( ABS ( CurrentPrice - BasePrice ), BasePrice ), "Percent" )
RETURN
IF (
CurrentDate = BaseDate,
"Base Price",
IF (
CurrentPrice >= BasePrice,
DiffirencePercent & " Increase",
DiffirencePercent & " Decrease"
)
)
Thank you very much!
Hi @ase
Please refer to thr sample file with the solution https://www.dropbox.com/t/YtiyMYOrhy8EdsCp
Your method of calculating the percentage does not seem to be consistant. Please advise if I am missing somthing
Increse/Decrese =
VAR ProductTable = CALCULATETABLE ( Prices, ALLEXCEPT ( Prices, Prices[Product] ) )
VAR BaseDate = MINX ( ProductTable, Prices[Date] )
VAR CurrentDate = MAX ( Prices[Date] )
VAR BasePrice = MAXX ( FILTER ( ProductTable, Prices[Date] = BaseDate ), Prices[Price] )
VAR CurrentPrice = MAX ( Prices[Price] )
VAR DiffirencePercent = FORMAT ( DIVIDE ( ABS ( CurrentPrice - BasePrice ), BasePrice ), "Percent" )
RETURN
IF (
CurrentDate = BaseDate,
"Base Price",
IF (
CurrentPrice >= BasePrice,
DiffirencePercent & " Increase",
DiffirencePercent & " Decrease"
)
)
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