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Hi,
I want to work out the moving percentage of monthly balances vs total gross advance for the same year and create a line chart based on the result.
I was trying the below Dax calculation, but getting all zeros.
Below is the screen print of the tables.
1- is split of total balance per advance year and monthly snapshot date.
2 - gross advance
Hi @Anonymous ,
It seems that both _Var1 and _Var2 are not used. Please try:
Percentage =
VAR _Var1 = CALCULATE(SUM(MainData[Sum_GrossAdvance]), MainData[Flag_Today] = 1 && MainData[Flag_Live] IN {0, 1} && MainData[Flag_Closed] IN {0, 1})
VAR _Var2 = CALCULATE(SUM(MainData[Sum_Balance]))
VAR _Var3 = DIVIDE(_Var2, _Var1, 0)
RETURN _Var3
Best Regards,
Gao
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Years = YEAR('Table'[Date])
Total Gross Advance = SUM('Table'[Gross Advanced])
Monthly Balance = SUM('Table'[Balance])
Moving Percentage = DIVIDE( [Monthly Balance],
                                                      CALCULATE([Total Gross Advance], ALLEXCEPT('Table', 'Table'[Year],
                                                                            'Table'[Date] <= MAX('Table'[Date]]))))
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