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Hi Everyone,
I've been trying to create a measure which will return the week when one column (Cumulative_BAR_Actual_Projected) is greater than another column (Budgeted Billing Adjusted Revenue at Completion). The catch is that these two columns are from two unrelated tables. I have a table visual like the one below.
The first 3 columns come from one table and the last column, "Budgeted Billing Adjusted Revenue at Completion" comes from another table. I need to create a measure which will return the week when "Cumulative_BAR_Actual_Projected" is greater than "Budgeted Billing Adjusted Revenue at Completion". I can add it as a column to the table visual and shwo the latest week in the card visual at the bottom. I have tried a few different measure but they don't seem to work. Here are some measures I tried:
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Hi @akkitek ,
Please try this measure.
Measure 3 = VAR A=ADDCOLUMNS(ALLSELECTED(FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Week]),"tEST1",[Cumulative_BAR_Actual_Projected],"TEST2",SUM(FACT_Portfolio_Perf[Budgeted Billing Adjusted Revenue at Completion]),"TEST4",SUM(FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Billing Adjusted Revenue]))
var b=ADDCOLUMNS(A,"TEST3",IF([tEST1]>[TEST2],[Week],BLANK()))
RETURN MAXX(FILTER(B,[Week] IN VALUES(FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Week])),[TEST3])
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
I also found another way to do this.
I first created a column, then created a measure to achieve this:
BBAR per Project =
SUMX(
FILTER(
FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk,
FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Project Code] = EARLIER(FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Project Code])
),
FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Budgeted Billing Adjusted Revenue]
)
Week exceeding =
IF(
[Cumulative_BAR_Actual_Projected] > SELECTEDVALUE(FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[BBAR per Project]), SELECTEDVALUE(FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Week]),BLANK())
I also found another way to do this.
I first created a column, then created a measure to achieve this:
BBAR per Project =
SUMX(
FILTER(
FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk,
FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Project Code] = EARLIER(FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Project Code])
),
FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Budgeted Billing Adjusted Revenue]
)
Week exceeding =
IF(
[Cumulative_BAR_Actual_Projected] > SELECTEDVALUE(FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[BBAR per Project]), SELECTEDVALUE(FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Week]),BLANK())
Hi @akkitek ,
Please try this measure.
Measure 3 = VAR A=ADDCOLUMNS(ALLSELECTED(FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Week]),"tEST1",[Cumulative_BAR_Actual_Projected],"TEST2",SUM(FACT_Portfolio_Perf[Budgeted Billing Adjusted Revenue at Completion]),"TEST4",SUM(FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Billing Adjusted Revenue]))
var b=ADDCOLUMNS(A,"TEST3",IF([tEST1]>[TEST2],[Week],BLANK()))
RETURN MAXX(FILTER(B,[Week] IN VALUES(FACT_Ops_Data_by_Wk[Week])),[TEST3])
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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