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Hi,
I would be extremely thankful if someone could help me on the following:
My data consists of a hierarchy of business units and data on turnover, acquisition turnover, prior year turnover and deflated turnver. I have created a measure (new column), which calculates the sales growth as follows (This is for the lowest level of business unit):
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Hi @Anonymous
You need to create measures instead column in query editor or new column in Modeling menu.
Measure = SUM(Table1[turnover])+SUM(Table1[acquisition turnover])+SUM(Table1[prior year turnover])+SUM(Table1[deflated turnver]) Measure 2 = (SUM(Table1[turnover])+SUM(Table1[acquisition turnover]))/(SUM(Table1[prior year turnover])+SUM(Table1[deflated turnver]))
For example, add them in a matrix visual,
click on the icon "expand all down one level in a hierarchy"
or click on the icon "go to next level in a hierarchy"
Best Regards
Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Anonymous
You need to create measures instead column in query editor or new column in Modeling menu.
Measure = SUM(Table1[turnover])+SUM(Table1[acquisition turnover])+SUM(Table1[prior year turnover])+SUM(Table1[deflated turnver]) Measure 2 = (SUM(Table1[turnover])+SUM(Table1[acquisition turnover]))/(SUM(Table1[prior year turnover])+SUM(Table1[deflated turnver]))
For example, add them in a matrix visual,
click on the icon "expand all down one level in a hierarchy"
or click on the icon "go to next level in a hierarchy"
Best Regards
Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.