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Hi,
What is a good way to present data like below:
The data will be comparitive analaysis kinds.
Regards
Malvika
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Hi! You could use a matrix and have the years and months from your date table in on columns, Account in for rows and the measures you want in values.
For example, if you wanted to show your sales YoY% you could make a measure for sales:
Sales = SUM('YourTable'[SalesField])
Then, create a measure for YoY% (below assumes you have a date dim table marked as date table):
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Hi,
Thanks for this. I haven't ever used formulas in Power BI. Any easy alternate approach?
Regards
Malvika
In fact, if you're just looking at generic display data, then the automatic aggregation provided by Power BI Matrix is sufficient, and you don't need formulas or code. However, if you want to compare data from different years, it is essential to write a measure in DAX or a custom column in M-code in Power query.
It is worth noting that Excel can easily compare data from different years, and there is no need to use formulas and codes, if you can, you can also try it.
Best Regards
Zhengdong Xu
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Hi! You could use a matrix and have the years and months from your date table in on columns, Account in for rows and the measures you want in values.
For example, if you wanted to show your sales YoY% you could make a measure for sales:
Sales = SUM('YourTable'[SalesField])
Then, create a measure for YoY% (below assumes you have a date dim table marked as date table):
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