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Hi!
I've got a dataset with 2 tables (much more, but to make it easy): Moves, containing a gkey, datekey & other details and a DateDim
I want to display the percentual growth over the selected time.
Users will be able to YTD click through data and have a MOVECOUNT over time (use relationship). I don't want to pivot data in PowerQuery
How do I do this?
Any ideas anyone. Here's a printscreen of my visualization to clarify what I want.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Please share a dummy file. If you can't, please share some sample data and expected results that make us understand clearly.
Best Regards,
Xue Ding
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