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Hi all,
I am using a 5-4-4 calender and in a Matrix I am showing in one column the distinctcount amount of outlets and the column next to it should compare the current amount with the previous month and previous week.
Looks like this:
Amount Prev. Amount
Jan 100
(Week 1) 120
(Week 2) 80 120
(Week 3) 90 80
Feb 120 100
(Week 4) x 90
(Week 5) x
(Week 6) x
To compare the week to the previous week I simply use Time intelligence:
Solved! Go to Solution.
Please refer to this file to compare the weeks. It uses week Rank. You have to use the same logic even to compare period of 5-4-4 , just name make sure you have something to create Rank
https://www.dropbox.com/s/d9898a48e76wmvl/sales_analytics_weekWise.pbix?dl=0
Please refer to this file to compare the weeks. It uses week Rank. You have to use the same logic even to compare period of 5-4-4 , just name make sure you have something to create Rank
https://www.dropbox.com/s/d9898a48e76wmvl/sales_analytics_weekWise.pbix?dl=0
In a matrix I am trying to compare the month to the month before.
One Hierachy level below are the weeks and there I am comparing the week to the week before. Here I just use time intelligence.
But since I am using a 5-4-4 calender I can't use time intelligence to compare the months.
I do have a measure to show me the value of the previous month which looks like this:
Since I am using DISINCTCOUNT I would need a new logic.
That's why I asked if it is possible to some how use DISTINCTCOUNT instead of SUMX or if there is a way to combine these two.
So I need to DISTINCTCOUNT with a FILTER and an IF statement.
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