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I would like to divide the results of one matrix by the results of another. Here is what the matrices look like:
I would like to divide Demand by Capacity for each group and month (ignoring excess groups in demand, like C). I don't care about the totals, just the individual values. Is this possible in Power BI?
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Your expectation is,
A = 52/50 = 1.04
B = 26/32 = 0.81
Right?
If it is then you just create a calculated measure to attain this.
Yes, but for each group/month combination, not the totals
It will work accordingly.
I'm not sure how to do the calculation for the individual combinations. CALCULATE won't let me referene the field values directly without an operator. When I enter the following measure:
Utilization = CALCULATE(sum(Demand[Demand])/sum(Capacity[Capacity]))
I get this result, which is correct for the row totals, but not the individual combinations:
Do I need to use a different calculation?
Hi @dsl72,
Is there any relationship between 'Demand' table and 'Capacity' table?
Could you post your table structures with some sample/mock data which can help us reproduce this issue, so that we can better assist on it? It's even better to just share a sample pbix file which can reproduce the issue. You can upload it to OneDrive or Dropbox and post the link here. Do mask sensitive data before uploading. ![]()
Regards
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