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Hello,
I need help with formula because I can't figure out why that simple formula doesn't works.
Example:
I have this table.
I used this formula:
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello @EdgarasR1
You can create a measure like so to get your result.
Measure =
VAR _Fact = SUM ( 'Planas vs Faktas'[Fact] )
VAR _Plan = SUM ( 'Planas vs Faktas'[Plan] )
RETURN IF ( _Fact > _Plan, 0, _Plan - _Fact )
You should create measures for each of the amount though then use those measures.
Fact Amount = SUM ( 'Planas vs Faktas'[Fact] )Plan Amount = SUM ( 'Planas vs Faktas'[Plan] )Plan-Fact = [Plan Amount] - [Fact Amount]
Then the final measure would be just this:
Measure = IF ( [Fact Amount] > [Plan Amount], 0, [Plan-Fact] )
Hello @EdgarasR1
You can create a measure like so to get your result.
Measure =
VAR _Fact = SUM ( 'Planas vs Faktas'[Fact] )
VAR _Plan = SUM ( 'Planas vs Faktas'[Plan] )
RETURN IF ( _Fact > _Plan, 0, _Plan - _Fact )
You should create measures for each of the amount though then use those measures.
Fact Amount = SUM ( 'Planas vs Faktas'[Fact] )Plan Amount = SUM ( 'Planas vs Faktas'[Plan] )Plan-Fact = [Plan Amount] - [Fact Amount]
Then the final measure would be just this:
Measure = IF ( [Fact Amount] > [Plan Amount], 0, [Plan-Fact] )
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