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Percent Change Help
Hi- looking for help on how to calculate a simple year over year percent change. The first table shows the totals for each period in three fiscal years. Table two uses a measure to try and calculate % change. That measure is inserted below for reference. Obviously it's not working right as the percentages are way off.
So for example the % change in the most recent period 9 would be 7.99% (9,242 vs 8,558 last year). and it's calculating at 20.2% percent. Any help with this measure or a different solution is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
4 Replies
- ribisht17Super User
Please check this example Solved: Calculating Percent Change - Microsoft Power BI Community
Regards,
Ritesh
- eburgFrequent Visitor
My question on that example is I'm clear on why that additional table is needed.
- ribisht17Super User
I did not have any problem with your Calculation, if you want I can share my PBIX ...
Total Sales LY =VAR LY = SELECTEDVALUE(Orders[Year of Order Date],1)-1VAR PY_AMT=CALCULATE(sum(Orders[Profit]),Orders[Year of Order Date]=LY)VAR RESULT=(SUM(Orders[Profit])-PY_AMT)/PY_AMTRETURN RESULTRegards,Ritesh
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi eburg ,
You are using ALL('Fiscal Calendar'). In my opinion, that will ignore the [Fiscal Period] filter.
You could try using ALLSELECTED() instead.
Or add another condition: [Fiscal Period] = selectedvalue([Fiscal Period]) in the filter.
If it still doesn't work, please share the pbix so that we could test the formula.
Best Regards,
Jay