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I have a table of budget and actual information. I want to be able to only show the diference--my Over/(Under) column on the right. I don't need to know see the variance in the actual column. How can I go about structuring this? Does my quick measure need to be tweaked?
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@Anonymous,
Try these measures:
Actual Dollars = CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'f_SAP_BPC_O&M'[Dollars] ), 'f_SAP_BPC_O&M'[Version] = "Actual" )
Budget Dollars = CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'f_SAP_BPC_O&M'[Dollars] ), 'f_SAP_BPC_O&M'[Version] = "Budget" )
Over/(Under) = [Budget Dollars] - [Actual Dollars]
Create matrix visual:
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@Anonymous,
Try these measures:
Actual Dollars = CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'f_SAP_BPC_O&M'[Dollars] ), 'f_SAP_BPC_O&M'[Version] = "Actual" )
Budget Dollars = CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'f_SAP_BPC_O&M'[Dollars] ), 'f_SAP_BPC_O&M'[Version] = "Budget" )
Over/(Under) = [Budget Dollars] - [Actual Dollars]
Create matrix visual:
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