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Hello,
Currently migrating a KPI (adherence by SKU) from Excel to PBI and having difficulties, here is the definition:
Where:
Made a replica using columns but is not what im looking for because it is not scalable, or relative to other categories and only works as intended using the participation baseline ( currently a week):
Made a version with measures and it not working properly even on weeks:
Here is the comparison:
Here are my Measures:
Planned Amount =
If(
CALCULATE(SUMX(SKU_TEST,SKU_TEST[PLAN]),DATESYTD(SKU_TEST[Date]))=0,
BLANK(),
CALCULATE(SUMx(VALUES(SKU_TEST[PLAN]),Calculate(SUM(SKU_TEST[PLAN]),DATESYTD(SKU_TEST[Date])))))
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Real Amount =
If(
CALCULATE(SUMX(SKU_TEST,SKU_TEST[PLAN]),DATESYTD(SKU_TEST[Date]))=0,
BLANK(),
CALCULATE(SUMx(VALUES(SKU_TEST[REAL]),Calculate(SUM(SKU_TEST[REAL]),DATESYTD(SKU_TEST[Date])))))
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Adherence =
If(
[Planned Amount]=0,
BLANK(),
IF(
DIVIDE([Real Amount],[Planned Amount])>1,
1,
DIVIDE([Real Amount],[Planned Amount])))
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Total Plan of Selected Period =
If(
[Planned Amount]=0,
BLANK(),
CALCULATE([Planned Amount] ,
ALLEXCEPT(SKU_TEST,
SKU_TEST[Date],SKU_TEST[PROGRAMA],SKU_TEST[DT],SKU_TEST[Product],SKU_TEST[AREA], SKU_TEST[PLANT], 'Calendar'[Date],'Calendar'[Week Number],'Calendar'[Month],'Calendar'[Year])
))
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Participation =
If(
[Planned Amount]=0,
BLANK(),
DIVIDE([Planned Amount],[Total Plan of Selected Period]))
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
SKU Adherence Measure = 'Measure'[Adherence]*[Participation]
Basically Im looking to get the result from the columns in the weeks graphs but with the flexibility of Measures.
Attaching data samples and Test File https://we.tl/t-U21qCp613h
Appreciate the help in advance.
Best Regards
RT
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @RTERCERO ,
Change your corresponding measures like below:
Total Plan of Selected Period 2 =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( SKU_TEST[PLAN] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( SKU_TEST, SKU_TEST[PLANT], SKU_TEST[Planned Week] )
)
Participation 2 =
IF (
[Planned Amount] = 0,
BLANK (),
DIVIDE ( [Planned Amount], [Total Plan of Selected Period 2] )
)
SKU Adherence Measure 2 =
VAR t_ =
ADDCOLUMNS ( SKU_TEST, "a_", [% Adherence], "b_", [Participation 2] )
RETURN
SUMX ( t_, [a_] * [b_] )
Best Regards,
Icey
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @RTERCERO ,
Change your corresponding measures like below:
Total Plan of Selected Period 2 =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( SKU_TEST[PLAN] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( SKU_TEST, SKU_TEST[PLANT], SKU_TEST[Planned Week] )
)
Participation 2 =
IF (
[Planned Amount] = 0,
BLANK (),
DIVIDE ( [Planned Amount], [Total Plan of Selected Period 2] )
)
SKU Adherence Measure 2 =
VAR t_ =
ADDCOLUMNS ( SKU_TEST, "a_", [% Adherence], "b_", [Participation 2] )
RETURN
SUMX ( t_, [a_] * [b_] )
Best Regards,
Icey
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hello @Icey ,
Thanks for the help, this solution works to replicate whats done using columns however, It takes a lot more time to calculate and still does not the flexibility when changing between Days/ Weeks/ Months, Works on weeks only.
Q1 Is there another option to make it Faster?
Q2 can We make it flexible between Time periods?
I was considering maybe in "Total Plan of Selected Period 2" Is where I have the Oportunity.
What do you think?
RT
Adding an "ALLSELECTED( SKU_TEST )", did the trick here: "Total Plan of Selected Period 2"
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