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Hi guys,
Pretty new to PowerBI, I'm trying to create my first YoY comparison starting from a simple xlsx file.
Despite having read a lot of posts/discussions regarding this topic (and got it done in various different tools), I can't figure out what I'm missing to achieve what I want.
Basically I'd like to have a Clustered Column Chart with CurrentYear vs Previous Year for every Year.
Simple or not? ![]()
This is a simple snippet of my xlsx:
ID Order Date Sales
1 28/05/2011 100
2 28/06/2011 200
3 01/01/2012 300
4 28/05/2012 400
5 12/11/2013 200
6 01/08/2013 600
Could you please suggest me how to write those 2 new measure in order to have somthing like CurrentYear and PreviousYear?
Thanks in advance
Solved! Go to Solution.
You need first a calendar table to use Dax Time intelligence functions. You can do this with calendarauto() function.
Then you can use:
TotalSales=Calculate(Sum([Sales]))
TotalSalesPreviousyear=Calculate([Totalsales],Sameperiodlastyear(Calendar([Date]))
You need first a calendar table to use Dax Time intelligence functions. You can do this with calendarauto() function.
Then you can use:
TotalSales=Calculate(Sum([Sales]))
TotalSalesPreviousyear=Calculate([Totalsales],Sameperiodlastyear(Calendar([Date]))
Hi Victor,
the Calendar Table is exactly what I was missing because I thought that I could accomplish YoY comparison with "just" the xlsx file (see other Dashboarding tools).
Thanks a lot.
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