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Hello,
I try to caclucate MoM % change. I am getting data for following month which I do not want to display. For this month, I do not want to see Nov line ( in yellow). I have data loaded in Excel "CostingRun" for each product I have PVC on monthy basis : "ValidFrom" - 01/xx/xxxx.
My formulas are:
Many thanks,
Karolina
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hi @KaroRoza ,
change the other measure as well to:
You could create a column on your date table like
Today or Before = 'Date'[Date] <= TODAY()
and use that as a filter on your visuals.
hi @johnt75
it doesn't work. I have data loaded in excel on monthy basis, with the last data 01.10.2024. In next week I will have next month data added with 01.11.2024.
It should work if you select "True". November 2024 should then disappear.
hi @KaroRoza ,
try like:
MoM %=
IF(
AVERAGE(CostingRun[PVC])=BLANK(),
BLANK(),
DIVIDE(AVERAGE(CostingRun[PVC])-[PM PVC],[PM PVC])
)
hi @FreemanZ
I applied it to "MoM% 2" and it doesnt help. I still have November as Power Bi caclulcated data for October ( which is -1 Month in my data).
hi @KaroRoza ,
change the other measure as well to:
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