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Calculate Variation dynamically
- 5 years ago
Hi, GoncaloCare
If I understand what you mean, Do you want the value of Query3[MAT] to be dynamic?
You can try to create a single distinct list(distict(Query3[MAT])), then use this new table column as slicer. And use selectedvalue function to distinguish different values in two different tables.
-> for the first value: Mat1valor = CALCULATE(SUM(Query3[EUR]), Query3[MAT]=selectedvalue(Query3[MAT])) -> for the second value: VariacaoMAT1 = ( ( [Mat1valor] / CALCULATE(SUM(Query3[EUR]),selectedvalue(table[MAT]) ) - 1 ))If it doesn’t solve your problem, please share some sample fake data and your desired result,then feel free to ask me.
Best Regards
Janey Guo
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Hi, GoncaloCare
If I understand what you mean, Do you want the value of Query3[MAT] to be dynamic?
You can try to create a single distinct list(distict(Query3[MAT])), then use this new table column as slicer. And use selectedvalue function to distinguish different values in two different tables.
-> for the first value:
Mat1valor = CALCULATE(SUM(Query3[EUR]), Query3[MAT]=selectedvalue(Query3[MAT]))
-> for the second value:
VariacaoMAT1 = ( ( [Mat1valor] / CALCULATE(SUM(Query3[EUR]),selectedvalue(table[MAT]) ) - 1 ))
If it doesn’t solve your problem, please share some sample fake data and your desired result,then feel free to ask me.
Best Regards
Janey Guo
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.