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Hi,
I have a powerbi report in which I have YTD calculated measure and I am getting the correct result in power BI for the %YTD value out of it, but when I am analyzing that report in Excel - I am not getting the same values as in Power bi in that column. Not sure why is it different from power bi to analyze excel.
Please help me with this.
Thanks
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I have resolved this issue by removing Calendar dimension's Month and Year and replaced them with Dates which i have in FactTable dimension itself. Not sure why the month and year are causing an issue in excel but not in power bi.
Thanks all for looking into this.
Hi @bhanuregonda,
Could you please send or show us the sample data where you have your difference.
We will try to figure out.
Ninter
Not sure how can I share the data as it is huge. Basically, we have YTD calculated on fields and calculating %Revenue out of this YTD with the following expression in power bi which is getting perfect results in BI but the same calculation values are wrong when i analyze it in Excel.
%Dummy = calculate(divide([MthActual],calculate(sum(FactTable[Amount]), ALLEXCEPT('FactTable', FactTable[CompanyName],CalendarDay[Date].[Year],CalendarDay[Date].[Month]),'FactTable'[TopLevelSegmentName]="Total Revenue")))
I have resolved this issue by removing Calendar dimension's Month and Year and replaced them with Dates which i have in FactTable dimension itself. Not sure why the month and year are causing an issue in excel but not in power bi.
Thanks all for looking into this.
Hi @bhanuregonda,
You can share a link ( or a pbix file if it does not contain sensitive information ) on dropbox or other shared tools in order to look deeper in your request.
Otherwise I cannot figure out or other members will reply.
Ninter
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