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Hi Everyone,
I am creating calculated measures to report out on some seats data. I am trying to use the fiscal qtr filter in a calculated measure to calculate "Current Quarter" and "last quarter" like this,
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It was using LASTDATE('Asset type'[As_of_date]) In the Current Quarter downloads that was giving you the problem but we also didn't need the filter statement.
Current Quarter =
VAR _current = FORMAT ( TODAY() ,"yyyy-\Qq" )
RETURN
CALCULATE( SUM ( 'Asset type'[Downloads] ), 'Asset type'[Fiscal_quarter] = _current )
Last Quarter =
var _last = FORMAT ( EOMONTH( TODAY(), -3 ),"yyyy-\Qq")
RETURN
CALCULATE( SUM ( 'Asset type'[Downloads] ), 'Asset type'[Fiscal_quarter] = _last )
For your second question a couple of notes.
First you should always write a measure rather than just pulling a value into a visual so for downloads we have.
Total Downloads = SUM ( 'Asset type'[Downloads] )
This lets us use that in further measures, prior week for example:
PW Downloads = CALCULATE ( [Total Downloads] , DATEADD ( 'Asset type'[As_of_date] , -7 , DAY ) )
Then we can put them together for a week over week change
WoW downloads = [Total Downloads] - [PW Downloads]
And again for the % change
WoW % Change = DIVIDE ( [WoW downloads], [PW Downloads] )
My updated file is attached for you to take a look at.
If this solves your issues please mark it as the solution. Kudos 👍 are nice too.
Hi Everyone,
I am creating calculated measures to report out on some seats data. I am trying to use the fiscal qtr filter in a calculated measure to calculate "Current Quarter" and "last quarter" like this,
Any chance we could see some sample raw data? Please see this post regarding How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-Get-Your-Question-Answered-Quickly/ba-p/38490
Hello @Anonymous
Give these a try. I beleive they will work how you want.
Current Quarter =
VAR _Current = "Q" & FORMAT ( TODAY(),"q-yyyy")
RETURN CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(cce_pro_downloads_enriched[content_download_id]),cce_pro_downloads_enriched[Fiscal_Quarters] = _Current)
Last Quarter =
VAR _Last = "Q" & FORMAT ( EOMONTH( TODAY(), -3 ),"q-yyyy")
RETURN CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(cce_pro_downloads_enriched[content_download_id]),cce_pro_downloads_enriched[Fiscal_Quarters] = _Last)
If this solves your issues please mark it as the solution. Kudos 👍 are nice too.
Hey @jdbuchanan71 , @Nathaniel_C
Thank you for your reply. I tried it and it kinda works but there are some issues. I tweaked your formula and created these measures (fiscal quarter format: 2019-Q4):
@Anonymous
Can you share your .pbix file?
Hey @jdbuchanan71 ,
Thanks for willing to help me out. here's the link to the report. Please let me know if you aren't able to open it.
https://app.powerbi.com/groups/me/reports/6c35b5ab-73df-4064-9469-d855cd2a12dc?ctid=fa7b1b5a-7b34-43...
looking forward to hearing from you!
Best,
Akash
Hi @Anonymous
I wouldn't be able to log into your PowerBI report. I was wondering if you could upload your PowerBI desktop file (.pbix) to OneDrive or DropBox and share the link here so I can see the data and the structure of the model.
HI @jdbuchanan71 ,
I have uploaded the file to my google drive. here's the link: https://drive.google.com/openid=1HA30k083pI1bcWIMsczM2Z6gKAB1OXEG
Hope this works!
Best,
Akash
It was using LASTDATE('Asset type'[As_of_date]) In the Current Quarter downloads that was giving you the problem but we also didn't need the filter statement.
Current Quarter =
VAR _current = FORMAT ( TODAY() ,"yyyy-\Qq" )
RETURN
CALCULATE( SUM ( 'Asset type'[Downloads] ), 'Asset type'[Fiscal_quarter] = _current )
Last Quarter =
var _last = FORMAT ( EOMONTH( TODAY(), -3 ),"yyyy-\Qq")
RETURN
CALCULATE( SUM ( 'Asset type'[Downloads] ), 'Asset type'[Fiscal_quarter] = _last )
For your second question a couple of notes.
First you should always write a measure rather than just pulling a value into a visual so for downloads we have.
Total Downloads = SUM ( 'Asset type'[Downloads] )
This lets us use that in further measures, prior week for example:
PW Downloads = CALCULATE ( [Total Downloads] , DATEADD ( 'Asset type'[As_of_date] , -7 , DAY ) )
Then we can put them together for a week over week change
WoW downloads = [Total Downloads] - [PW Downloads]
And again for the % change
WoW % Change = DIVIDE ( [WoW downloads], [PW Downloads] )
My updated file is attached for you to take a look at.
If this solves your issues please mark it as the solution. Kudos 👍 are nice too.
This was great!! Thanks a ton!!
Best,
Akash.
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