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CAGR * Columns
Hi All, i have 5 years of data & have got Dynamic CAGR (% format) into my Dashboard. Now i want to multiply this CAGR with my table. i am using the below formula.
Its Not working.
i have tried the below one too,still its not woking
5 Replies
- rajendraongole1Super User
Hi jaswalsarthak -please find the solved solutions on CAGR
Solved: CAGR - Microsoft Fabric Community
Solved: Calculate CAGR values - Microsoft Fabric Community
Solved: CAGR for multiple periods - Microsoft Fabric Community
https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Desktop/CAGR-computation/m-p/3219863
Hope this helps.
- jaswalsarthakFrequent Visitor
Hi I am not looking to calculate CAGR, that i have already done, i want to multiply CAGR with my table & that is not working.
- rajendraongole1Super User
Hi jaswalsarthak - Ok, then make sure your CAGR value is correctly calculated as like below:
CAGR Value =
(
(SUM(Table1[Value]) / FIRSTNONBLANK(Table1[Value], 0)) ^
(1 / COUNTROWS(DISTINCT(Table1[Year])))
) - 1If CAGR Value is a measure and not a column, you would need to modify the calculation
CAGR Sale =
SUMX(
Table1,
Table1[Value] * [CAGR Value]
)Hope this helps.
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi, jaswalsarthak
Thanks for rajendraongole1 reply. After testing, it didn't reproduce your problem, You can simulate a pbix file with simple, non-sensitive data for testing purposes. it will help you to solve the problem faster.Best Regards,
Yang
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- sjoerdvnSolution Sage
Like Anonymous wrote it is hard to solve this without more information, but you try adding a CALCULATE to the second SUMX argument, so SUMX(Table1,CALCULATE(