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thliberato
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TOPN current month x quantity Tickets Last Month

Good Morning. I need help.

 

I Have one fact table named F_incidents.
I created 3 measure listed below:

 

-Qtde Raised sem vazio= CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(F_Incidentes);F_Incidentes[CATEGORIA_KPI]="Raised";F_Incidentes[COD_SEQ_SISTEMA]>0)

 

Raised TopN = if(HASONEVALUE(dTOPN[TOPN]);if(rankx(all(D_Sistema[SISTEMA]);[Qtde Raised sem vazio])<=values(dTOPN[TOPN]);[Qtde Raised sem vazio];blank()))

 

Rank = rankx(all(D_Sistema[SISTEMA]);[Qtde Raised sem vazio])

 

With these mesuares I created the [TOP5 System (ticket number) x November (Selected in calendar filter)] Bar Graph.

This graph shows top5 Systems with the bigest quantity of tickets per month (I selected the month in a filter). (Like first grah in a example.

 

Now, I need your help to include in the same bar graph an additional information (Column):

Quantity of tickets considering the previous month considering that one selected in a filter.

 

Example.

I Choose in a calendar filter: November.

 

First graph shows top5 system x November.

TOP5.JPG

 

The second graph need shows top5 System (november) x Quantity tickets previous month (October ins this example).

 

 

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bourquejeff
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I've solved your problem using the PREVIOUSMONTH function in DAX. I have a workbook I can send you with the solution if you have an email address I can send it to.

 

In short:

 

Make sure you have a calendar table where the date field is data type: "Date" and you also have a date field with data type: "Date" on your TicketSales table. 

 

For TOPN, you can just use the new filter in Power BI: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-october-feature-summary/preview/#topN

 

Then, add this measure (edited with your specific information):

 

TicketsLastMonth = CALCULATE(SUM(TicketSales[Ticket Sales]), PREVIOUSMONTH('Calendar'[Date]))

 

Add the Month slicer from your Calendar table, then add a Clustered Column Chart with your System on Axis, and TicketSales and TicketsLastMonth on Values.

 

 

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bourquejeff
Frequent Visitor

I've solved your problem using the PREVIOUSMONTH function in DAX. I have a workbook I can send you with the solution if you have an email address I can send it to.

 

In short:

 

Make sure you have a calendar table where the date field is data type: "Date" and you also have a date field with data type: "Date" on your TicketSales table. 

 

For TOPN, you can just use the new filter in Power BI: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-october-feature-summary/preview/#topN

 

Then, add this measure (edited with your specific information):

 

TicketsLastMonth = CALCULATE(SUM(TicketSales[Ticket Sales]), PREVIOUSMONTH('Calendar'[Date]))

 

Add the Month slicer from your Calendar table, then add a Clustered Column Chart with your System on Axis, and TicketSales and TicketsLastMonth on Values.

 

 

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