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Hi,
I'm very new to Power BI and need help adjusting a measure. I'm working with summarized end-of-month data. So far I have this:
Net Worth =
DIVIDE(
'BGLCOAF'[Reserves],
'BGLCOAF'[Total Assets],
0
)
However, [Net Worth] only calculates correctly for March, June, September, and December because every other month's calculation should include a third variable "Net Income". For example:
For January's calculation = ([Reserves] + [January Net Income]) / [Total Assets]
For February = ([Reserves] + [January Net Income] + [February Net Income]) / [Total Assets]
For March = [Reserves] / [Total Assets]
And the same pattern for each quarter
I feel like something can be accomplished with conditional functions, but I also think I need to incorporate time or time-intelligence functions and I'm pretty unfamiliar with those.
I appreciate any help!
Hi @mjpollock ,
I think your code should look like as below.
Net Worth with Condition =
IF (
'BGLCOAF'[Month] IN { "March", "July", "September", "December" },
DIVIDE ( 'BGLCOAF'[Reserves], 'BGLCOAF'[Total Assets], 0 ),
DIVIDE ( 'BGLCOAF'[Reserves] + [Net Income], 'BGLCOAF'[Total Assets], 0 )
)
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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