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I have a dataset called Call_Trans.
This is a date variable called WeekEnd (this is a week end date of Sunday). I also have a numerical varibale called Transf.
What I'd like is to have a table where in the Rows will be WeekEnd and column will be Transfers, but I'd also like to show the % difference from the week before.
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@Anonymous It's not an option to click and select something, that line means to add a column named "% Difference". Okay leave it, we can create a matrix visual.
Here are the steps to create a table:
Percent Difference = DIVIDE([Transf] - CALCULATE([Transf], PREVIOUSWEEK([WeekEnd])), CALCULATE([Transf], PREVIOUSWEEK([WeekEnd])))
This will give you a table with WeekEnd in rows, Transfers in columns, and a new column that shows the % difference from the week before.
I hope this helps!
If you find this insightful, please provide a Kudo and accept this as a solution.
Thank you for your reply, however this isn't an option to Right-click on the Transfers field in the Values section and select Add Column > % Difference. in my version of powerBI
@Anonymous It's not an option to click and select something, that line means to add a column named "% Difference". Okay leave it, we can create a matrix visual.
Here are the steps to create a table:
Percent Difference = DIVIDE([Transf] - CALCULATE([Transf], PREVIOUSWEEK([WeekEnd])), CALCULATE([Transf], PREVIOUSWEEK([WeekEnd])))
This will give you a table with WeekEnd in rows, Transfers in columns, and a new column that shows the % difference from the week before.
I hope this helps!
If you find this insightful, please provide a Kudo and accept this as a solution.
@Anonymous
To create a table in Power BI with rows representing the WeekEnd dates and columns representing the Transfers, along with the percentage difference from the previous week, you can follow these steps:
% Difference = DIVIDE([Transfers], CALCULATE([Transfers], PREVIOUSWEEK()))
By following these steps, you can create a table visual in Power BI that displays WeekEnd dates in rows, Transfers in columns, and the percentage difference from the previous week.
If you find this insightful, please provide a Kudo and accept this as a solution.
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