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Good morning,
I think this may be the conversation that drives me to figure out measures. I am trying to get a column to identify the % of "Actual" to "Budget" on the displayed table. Image one is the PBI dashboard and image two is the table I am pulling it from. Looking for direction on either how-to or where to learn how-to.
Thank you kindly fellow data friends.
Kondukt
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Hi @Miskondukt,
Based on my understanding, your desired output is adding an extra column beside [Budget] to show the percentage value (Actual/Budget), right?
I have uploaded a pbix file (a test based on your sample data) for your reference. Also, you can go through my reply in this thread which described a similar request: Variation estimated vs. real
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @Miskondukt,
Based on my understanding, your desired output is adding an extra column beside [Budget] to show the percentage value (Actual/Budget), right?
I have uploaded a pbix file (a test based on your sample data) for your reference. Also, you can go through my reply in this thread which described a similar request: Variation estimated vs. real
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi What happen if you use:
%ActualvsBudget=Divide(Sum(Table[Actual]),Sum(Table[Budget]),Blank())
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