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Hi all!
I'm trying to compare my supplies among years. I have created three measures:
Total consumption= SUM(Fact_Invoices[Consumption])
LY_Total consumption = CALCULATE([Total consumption], SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR(Dim_Dates[Date]))
Diff YoY = [Total consumption]-[LY_Total consumption]
If no filter is applied, it works fine. But if I want to check all months along the different years it fails. For instance, if I put "July" in slicer, then the table / bar chart only works for 2022 and 2023. I need also to compare 2022 with 2021, 2021 with 2020, and so on...
How can I achieve that?
Thank you in advance
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Finally, I have created a calculated column with RELATED to bring names and make it works. It's not an optimum solution but it is what's working... 😅
@mlsx4 I tried to mimic what you have and it is working;
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@mlsx4 so you are purely filtering on month, not on year?
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Hi @parry2k
Yes I'm sure. There are no filters in my report except month
The only difference between your "mimic" report and mine is that I have also field center in the rows (Center and then consumption type). The problem is there for sure, because if I ommit the field it works.
P.S. I have been doing some tests. Center is a dimTable with the code and the name of the center. If I choose the value from there it doesn't work, but if I put the code taken by supplies table it works. However, I need the name. Relationship is 1 to many on the side of fact table. I don't really know what's happening. And what's more, if I reply every step in a new report, it works fine. The problem is that I cannot separate it from the big report.
It is really frustrating!!
Finally, I have created a calculated column with RELATED to bring names and make it works. It's not an optimum solution but it is what's working... 😅
@mlsx4 not sure why but it should work. What column do you have on the x-axis?
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Hi @parry2k
If I use a matrix, I have:
And then, as slicers: year, month, center or type of consumption.
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