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BhavyaM
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How to create CAGR % in Row wise

Hi,

 

I have data like 

CountryDateYearQuarterSalesCAGR%

 

I need to get last 5 years CAGR value in ROW wise in a Table view

 

There is filters selection required

 

My below calculation is not giving me Row level CAGR value

CAGR = (Ending year value/ Starting year value)^(1/no.of years) -1

 

This is my formula for this

Ending year value = CALCULATE(SUM('Yearly Data'[Oil Production(MMBPD)]),FILTER('Yearly Data','Yearly Data'[Year]=Max('Yearly Data'[Year])))

 

Starting year value= CALCULATE(SUM('Yearly Data'[Oil Production(MMBPD)]),FILTER('Yearly Data','Yearly Data'[Year]=MIN('Yearly Data'[Year])))
 
No of years = MAX('Yearly Data'[Year])-MIN('Yearly Data'[Year])
 
Thanks in advance! Please help
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amitchandak
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@BhavyaM ,The information you have provided is not making the problem clear to me. Can you please explain with an example.

Appreciate your Kudos.

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Hi,

 

Below one is my expected result.

Expected result.JPG

When i apply initial provided Calculation i am getting result like below

 

My query result.JPG

 

Thanks in advance

Hi @BhavyaM ,

 

Lack of your sample data , so I can only find the part of your formula that may be the cause of the problem:

 

 

Ending year value = VAR MAXDATE = CALCULATE(Max('Yearly Data'[Year]),ALL('Yearly Data'))RETURN (CALCULATE(SUM('Yearly Data'[Oil Production(MMBPD)]),FILTER('Yearly Data','Yearly Data'[Year]=MAXDATE))

 

Starting year value= VAR MINDATE = CALCULATE(Max('Yearly Data'[Year]),ALL('Yearly Data'))RETURN CALCULATE(SUM('Yearly Data'[Oil Production(MMBPD)]),FILTER('Yearly Data','Yearly Data'[Year]=MINDATE))

 

 

In your original formula, if the max and min functions are in the same context, they will get the same result.

 

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

 

Best Regards,

Dedmon Dai

 

vanessafvg
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can you share some data in text format, or what are you getting and what should you be getting, provide some examples.




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Above provide one is my table structure.

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