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Growth % in time events
- 9 years ago
In your measure you try to sum up the column [Montante]. But for the totals you need to sum up the column [Salary Atual soma]
Hi aempa,
as long your salary always become bigger you can create a calculated column like this.
Groth = var actual = CALCULATE(MAX(Tabelle2[Salary]);Tabelle2[Employee]=EARLIER(Tabelle2[Employee])) var last = CALCULATE(MAX(Tabelle2[Salary]);FILTER(ALL(Tabelle2);Tabelle2[Start]<EARLIER(Tabelle2[Start]));Tabelle2[Employee]=EARLIER(Tabelle2[Employee])) return FORMAT(DIVIDE(actual;last;1);"percent")
Thank you spuder, but I don't understand in line 1 and 2, the difference between the two values aren't 102%. Am I reading the data correctly?
- spuder9 years ago
Resolver IV
1950 is 102,63% of 1900 (1950*100/1900)
If you wish just the groth you have to divide by 100%
so the result would be 2,63%.
Or am I wrong with your needs?
- aempa9 years agoFrequent Visitor
Sorry, I am a little rookie on this.
I want to know the growth between January and February or 2012 and 2013.
In this moment, I have this results:
I can't link the date table because my "Salary atual soma" are influence negatively.
- spuder9 years ago
Resolver IV
In this scenario I would choose the following approach.
Using PREVIOUSMONTH() and PREVIOUSYEAR()