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Problem with gaps in data. YoY but without 0 values.
- 1 year ago
Hi AdamKsiazek
The solution is not trivial because it requires an internal iteration to check the result for the corresponding month in the previous year.
To implement the desired logic, you can follow these steps:
Using Power Query (PQ):
Convert your "Month-Year" column into a proper Date column.2. Create a date table after closing and applying
3. create a realationship with your table :
4. create year column
5. create the measures:
CurrentYear =VAR SelectedYear = MAX('Calendar'[Year])RETURNSUMX(FILTER('Data',YEAR('Data'[Date_]) = SelectedYear &&'Data'[Value] > 0 &&LOOKUPVALUE('Data'[Value],'Data'[Date_], DATE(SelectedYear - 1, MONTH('Data'[Date_]), 1)) > 0),'Data'[Value])Previous Year =VAR SelectedYear = MAX('Calendar'[Year]) -- השנה הנבחרת מהסלייסרVAR PrevYear = SelectedYear - 1RETURNSUMX(FILTER('Data',YEAR('Data'[Date_]) = PrevYear &&'Data'[Value] > 0 &&LOOKUPVALUE('Data'[Value],'Data'[Date_], DATE(SelectedYear, MONTH('Data'[Date_]), 1)) > 0),'Data'[Value])Result
The results are different from yours because, for some reason, you calculated some months even though it shouldn't have been included based on the required logic, as the value for this month in the one of years was 0.
The pbix and the excel are attached
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Hi,
Not clear about how you arrived at the numbers in the two coloured cells. Share the downoad link of the Excel file with formulas for the 2 coloured cells so that your logic can be understood.
yes, its my fault its an error.