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I am trying to create a matrix in the following format, where the values is just 1 measure (computed from Volume column).
Expected result:
Sample data:
This is the code I came up with. The three columns, Beginning Inventory, Volume Received, and Variance, KL, all work as expected. But the Variance % does not show any values < variance % = _variance / (_begINV + volRCV) >. I believe this is due to the filters applied in the first 3 variables that interferes with the last variable. I would like to know if there is a way to revise my code to achieve this or should I just create 3 measures?
In-Plant Volume =
VAR _begINV =
CALCULATE(
SUM('Terminal In-Plant Performance'[Volume]),
'Terminal In-Plant Performance'[Attribute] = "Beginning Inventory, KL",
'Calendar'[Date] = MIN('Calendar'[Date])
)
VAR _volRCV =
CALCULATE(
SUM('Terminal In-Plant Performance'[Volume]),
'Terminal In-Plant Performance'[Attribute] = "Volume Received, KL"
)
VAR _variance =
CALCULATE(
SUM('Terminal In-Plant Performance'[Volume]),
'Terminal In-Plant Performance'[Attribute] = "Variance, KL"
)
RETURN
SWITCH(
SELECTEDVALUE('Terminal In-Plant Performance'[Attribute]),
"Beginning Inventory, KL",
_begINV,
"Variance, KL",
_variance,
"Volume Received, KL",
_volRCV,
"Variance (%)",
FORMAT(
DIVIDE(
FILTER(ALL('Terminal In-Plant Performance'[Attribute]),_variance),
FILTER(ALL('Terminal In-Plant Performance'[Attribute]),_begINV) + FILTER(ALL('Terminal In-Plant Performance'[Attribute]),_volRCV),
"-"
),
"Percent"
),
SUM('Terminal In-Plant Performance'[Volume])
)
@slfollosco , Try like
calculate(
DIVIDE(
_variance,
_begINV + _volRCV
), REMOVEFILTERS('Terminal In-Plant Performance'[Attribute]))
For formattin refer dynamic string formatting
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/deep-dive-into-the-new-dynamic-format-strings-for-measures/
I tried this. Unfortunately, it didn't work. the whole Variance % column did not show up. the rest of the columns worked perfectly fine.
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