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7 years ago

Multiple months of one variable on a table

Hello, this is my first post here so apologies in advance if what am asking is too basic:

 

I have the following data which keeps updating through the year. 

 

Company      % of usage 02/19    % of usage 03/19   % of usage 04/19               
A                           50%                              66%                      99%
B                           90%                              95%                      88%
C                           80%                              58%                      90%
D                           75%                             80%                       75%
E                           98%                              55%                       96%
F                           100%                            88%                       85%

 

I was required to develop a BI that has a table on it in which it appears the % of usage for each of the last three months, a column with the goal that was set for each company (in this case is 100% for all of them) and finally a column with the difference between last month and the goal. I put an example to be clearer

 

Filial

% Usage (02/19)

% Usage (03/19)

% Usage (04/19)

Goal

ΔUsage/Goal (04/19)

A

 

   

 

B

     

C

     

D

     

E

  

 

 

 

F

  

 

 

 

TOTAL

     

 

I have been trying using the matrix visual but what happens its that it shows me the three variables every month. Can somebody guide me in the right direction? Thanks!

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  • v-yuta-msft's avatar
    v-yuta-msft
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    Anonymous ,

     

    So the goal is a calculate column or original column. Could you please show the logic of "difference between last month and the goal"? If possible, please post the expected result.

     

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