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Hi All,
I have calculated a dynamic CAGR based on these three measures.
CAGR Beginning Value = CALCULATE(SUM(FactAccounting[Value]);FILTER(Dates;Dates[Year] = MIN(Dates[Year]));FILTER(ALLSELECTED(FSLI1[ALIASFSLI]) ; FSLI1[ALIASFSLI] = "01 Revenues"))
CAGR Ending Value = CALCULATE(SUM(FactAccounting[Value]);FILTER(Dates;Dates[Year] = MAX(Dates[Year]));FILTER(ALLSELECTED(FSLI1[ALIASFSLI]) ; FSLI1[ALIASFSLI] = "01 Revenues"))
# Years CAGR = (MAX(Dates[Year]) - MIN(Dates[Year]))
Dynamic CAGR = IFERROR(([CAGR Ending Value] / [CAGR Beginning Value])^(1 / [# Years CAGR])-1;0)
I would also like to calculate a fixed 3 and 5 year cagr based on the time filter applied. So if i choose 2018 it will calculate a 3 year and 5 year backwards without me setting a time range.
With as few measures as possible how could this be fixed? I tried to put a -3 and -5 in the cagr ending value to calculate out new beginning values but that didnt work.
Hi kandre123,
I couldn't reporduce your design just based on your desription, so if possible, could you please inform me more detailed information (such as your sample data and your expected output)? Then I will help you more correctly.
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Thanks for your understanding and support.
Best Regards,
Zoe Zhi
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