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hi all,
I have two measures working perfectly but i was asked if i could combine both in the same column.
my two measures output is the following :
Variation of users vsLM | % Variation of active users vsLM |
-1 | -9% |
-10 | -67% |
-9 | -43% |
-1 | -50% |
-4 | -57% |
-2 | -67% |
10 | 0% |
-8 | -32% |
i want the output to be in a column in the following format: e.g. (-1) \ (-9%)
i tried a couple of alternative with concatenate but with no results and i was thinking mazbe i should switch to calculated columns to make it easier?.
i would really appreciate if anybody can help me up or set me in the right way ?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi @Mous007
use CONCATENATE() function like
Measure =
var Measure1 = CALCULATE(SUM(Table[Value1]))
var Measure2 = CALCULATE(SUM(Table[Value2]))
RETURN
CONCATENATE(Measure1, CONCATENATE(" / ", Measure2))
but data format will depend on your measures
Hi @Mous007
use CONCATENATE() function like
Measure =
var Measure1 = CALCULATE(SUM(Table[Value1]))
var Measure2 = CALCULATE(SUM(Table[Value2]))
RETURN
CONCATENATE(Measure1, CONCATENATE(" / ", Measure2))
but data format will depend on your measures
Thanks a lot @az38 , it is working perfectly,
As you said the only issue is with the formatting but i am playing around with the format function to solve it.
Many thanks again