Simulate multi-month pay raises

[Syndicate_Admin]

Hello forum.

It's my first post and I need your help to try to solve this issue.

I'm creating a report to simulate salary increases for more than a month.

I have my calculation base of 1,000,000

To load the months and percentages of increase, I generated 6 numerical interval parameters:

MesNro1 / MesNro2 / MesNro3

Percentage1 / Percentage2 / Percentage3

And with the basis of calculation I generate the measurements:

ValorAum1 / ValorAum2 / ValorAum3

That is, I have the values distributed in 3 different measures and in the parameters the months to be applied.

The expected result would be a table:

MonthNro Percent Value

1 10% 100.000

2 15% 150.000

3 5% 50.000

To be able to use it in visualizations.

How can I generate a table with the values of the 6 parameters?

Thank you!!

[v-jianpeng-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi, @Syndicate_Admin 

Based on your description, I have created the following parameter and measure:

I created this table using the following DAX expression:

Table =
UNION (
    ROW (
        "MonthNro", [MesNro1 Value],
        "Percent", FORMAT ( [Percentage1 Value], "0.00%" ),
        "Value", [ValorAum1]
    ),
    ROW (
        "MonthNro", [MesNro2 Value],
        "Percent", FORMAT ( [Percentage2 Value], "0.00%" ),
        "Value", [ValorAum2]
    ),
    ROW (
        "MonthNro", [MesNro3 Value],
        "Percent", FORMAT ( [Percentage3 Value], "0.00%" ),
        "Value", [ValorAum3]
    )
)

Here are the results:

I've provided the PBIX file for this time below, and it would be great if I could help you.

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Best Regards

Jianpeng Li

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[Syndicate_Admin]

It's very close. All that remains is for the value of the parameter to be modifiable on a per-screen basis.

Thank you!