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Creating matrix visual with certain values having a different formula
Hi everyone
I have created a matrix visual in the below format
| Service Line | Hours | Revenue | Cost | RPH | CPH |
| Category 1 | |||||
| Actual | 613 | 63111 | 38596 | 102.9543 | 62.96248 |
| Budget | 1741 | 28470 | 39685 | 16.35267 | 22.79437 |
| Estimate | 741 | 27470 | 38685 | 37.07152 | 52.20648 |
| Forecast | 1354 | 90581 | 77281 | 66.89882 | 57.07607 |
| Variance | 387 | -62111 | -37596 | zzzz | zzzz |
| Category 2 | |||||
| Actual | |||||
| Budget | |||||
| Estimate | |||||
| Forecast | |||||
| Variance | |||||
| Category 3 | |||||
| Actual | |||||
| Budget | |||||
| Estimate | |||||
| Forecast | |||||
| Variance |
RPH = Revenue / Hours
CPH = Cost / Hours
Variance = Budget - Forecast
The rows Actual, Estimate, Budget, Forecast and Variance is coming from the table loaded via PowerQuery and hence all calculations are done in powerquery and it comes correctly. RPH and CPH are measures. Hence, when it comes to Variance of the measures RPH and CPH, the answer would be incorrect in those two highlighted cells.
Is there a way to make amendments to those two cell calculations alone?
1 Reply
- bastiankiNew Member
Hello all
I could tweak the settings by conditionally formatting the last two columns for all rows where Variance appears - I made the font color same as background color and made it invisible.Is there any other alternate solution available.?