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Hi, hoping to get some help on this.
I have a ‘Variance’ measure in ‘Table A’ and would like to know the corresponding performance results from ‘Table B’ in a Card Visual.
Any suggestions to create the link ?
Example 1; Location Spring Valley’s variance is 13.85%, hence “Above Target”
Example 1
Example 2; County Houston’s variance is 9.45%, hence “On Target’
Example 2
Example 3; County Houston’s variance for month of Mar is -14.16%, hence “Below Target’
Example 3
In ‘Table A’ there are;
6 Columns; State, County, Location, Year, Month, Target, Actual
1 Measure: Variance = ( Sum('Table A'[Actual]) - SUM('Table A'[Target]) ) / SUM('Table A'[Target])
Table A
In ‘Table B’ there are;
4 Columns; Performance, Variance, Min.Variance, Max.Variance
Table B
Solved! Go to Solution.
You may create a new measure like below and drag that measure to another vard visual:
Target = SWITCH ( TRUE (), [variance] > 0.0945, "Above Target", [variance] = 0.0945, "On Target", [variance] < 0.0945, "Below Target" )
Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
You may create a new measure like below and drag that measure to another vard visual:
Target = SWITCH ( TRUE (), [variance] > 0.0945, "Above Target", [variance] = 0.0945, "On Target", [variance] < 0.0945, "Below Target" )
Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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