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Hi all,
I have a problem that @Vvelardeand @v-shex-msft have been helping me with. They have done such a great job, however I have encountered an issue I need to fix it ASAP.
They have helped me devise a solution that will allow me to compare the Headcount of my company from month to month using a matrix table.
The model:
From the help previously given the following formulas were:
Columns
Measures:
The problem I have is when trying to compare the for December 2016 and January 2017
I need this formulas altered to allow for a comparison between December and January. As the formulas rely on Month number then logically the output is correct. That January (1) is the MInMonthHC and that December is the MaxMonthHC (12). I need a way to swap this reasoning only for this instance. Any help would be greatly appreciated
You can see the original post and more info : http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Difference-between-2-columns-in-a-Matrix-Table/td-p/81614
Thanks,
Boycie92
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi all,
In case anyone has a similar issue. there is a pretty simple fix. Instead of Using Month.No I should have used [Date].[Date] in all of the formulas.
I apologies for wasting all of your time on this.
Thanks,
Boycie92
Hi @Boycie92,
Columns
- Headcount
- Month = [Date].[MonthNo]
According to your description, I would suggest you to create a new calculate column called "YearMonth" like below, then use "YearMonth" column instead of "Month" column for the calculation in all your measures mentioned above(keep the logic part), then it should work as expected.
YearMonth=[Date].[Year]*100 + [Date].[MonthNo]
Regards
Hi @v-shex-msft
Thanks for the reply.
I have used your solution and I have encountered a problem:
For example:
Department 1
MinMonthHC = April 2016 MaxMonthHC = September 2016 Diff
200 200 0
When it should be
MinMonthHC = April 2016 MaxMonthHC = September 2016 Diff
200 0 -200
However it works fine in months when the Department are still active.
It could be the way I have altered the measures? If you have any suggestions I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks,
Hi @Boycie92,
Could you share a sample pbix file which can reproduce the issue in this case? So that we can help to investigate this issue. You can upload it to OneDrive or Dropbox and post the link here or just send me the link in private message. Do mask sensitive data before uploading.
Regards
Please accept my apologies for the delay.
I have created a sample file and data set for you.
You can see that when you compare Department 1 from September to December it shows the same figure?
However in actual fact December should have 0 Values?
Thanks again for your time and patience.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6qqdg5ea02ivtce/New%20Compressed%20(zipped)%20Folder.zip?dl=0
I was wondering if you have had the time to look at the issues I am having?
Thanks,
Boycie92
Hi @Boycie92,
I am the one to apologise. Sorry for the delay response.
I did spend a lot time looking into your shared pbix file. Then I found the issue may relate to the previous logic of your measures which are a little complex for me to understand. After a few try, I was still not able to fix your issue.
Regards
Thanks for looking into this for me.
I am a little bit confused. Do you know why this error was not showing when I used the Month instead of YearMonth?
Thanks again,
Boycie92
Hi @Boycie92,
I am a little bit confused. Do you know why this error was not showing when I used the Month instead of YearMonth?
That's the part which confuse me most. Without changing the previous logic, just use YearMonth instead of Month shouldn't make such difference. Sorry, I am also lost on this issue.
Regards
I appreciate your help on this, i'm glad that i'm not the only one that's lost here!
If anyone else in the community has any ideas I would love to hear them?
Kind Regards,
Boycie92
Hi all,
In case anyone has a similar issue. there is a pretty simple fix. Instead of Using Month.No I should have used [Date].[Date] in all of the formulas.
I apologies for wasting all of your time on this.
Thanks,
Boycie92
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