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GWright87
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Gauge - Displaying % achieved

Currently on a report I produce I have a number of Gauge charts showing the in month, year to date and forecast performance against plan (all in whole numbers).  I want another gauge which shows as a percentage what the forecast is against the plan.  I also want it to include like the below both the plan value (target) and the shortfall (gap) but as a number.  I dont currently have any percentages in my datasets.  Is this the problem?

 

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Hi @GWright87,

 

Fior that you need to add two cards with both values, or a measure that makes the sum.


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MFelix
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Hi @GWright87 ,

 

For making this you need to create the percentage metrics in this case the Target gauge would be something similar to the metric below:

 

Target % = DIVIDE( SUM(Table[Actual]), SUM(Table[Target]))

 

This measure would give you the 31%, replace the columns by the ones you use for the Target and for the actual values.

 

If you need any further assistance can you please share a mockup data or sample of your PBIX file. You can use a onedrive, google drive, we transfer or similar link to upload your files.

If the information is sensitive please share it trough private message.


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Thank you Miguel that has sorted my issue. Also how do I create the gap and target visuals below the gauge that i showed on the image i posted?

Hi @GWright87,

 

Fior that you need to add two cards with both values, or a measure that makes the sum.


Regards

Miguel Félix


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