Using parameters in calculated columns

[JeroenN]

I'm a bit confused here. I hope you can help me with this problem.
For a housing association I want to make a forecast of the rental income for the next five years.
I have to calculate this individually for each year and for each house because of company policies and state regulations. So I have to use calculated columns instead of measurements. Correct me if I'm wrong.
For example: if the rent of a house is lower than roughly 60% of the maximum rent of that specific house, then the rent must increase more than if the rent is 80% of the maximum rent.
And this check should be done every year.
I have included a number of parameters for the rent increase in my report so that the housing association can see what the effect will be on total income.

As far as I know you can't use parameters in calculated columns in PowerBi.
Is there a work around I can use?

[JeroenN]

This is a small example of the data I use.

House_Id	CurrentRent	MaximumRent	%Rent
P0001	840	1050	80%
P0002	642	652	98%
P0003	548	1026	53%
P0004	849	1178	72%
P0005	428	676	63%
P0006	578	854	68%
P0007	637	854	75%
P0008	560	1046	54%
P0009	601	1176	51%
P0010	410	684	60%
P0011	870	1027	85%
P0012	668	1199	56%
P0013	714	968	74%
P0014	472	933	51%
P0015	687	1143	60%
P0016	814	1200	68%
P0017	657	685	96%
P0018	665	722	92%
P0019	442	747	59%

And the parameters on the report:

Parameters
Rent < 60% MaxRent	4,00%
Rent 60 - 75% MaxRent	3,00%
Rent 75 - 90% MaxRent	2,00%
Rent > 90% MaxRent	0,00%

And the result should be:

House_Id	Rent Year 1	Rent Year 2	Rent Year 3	Rent Year 4	Rent Year 5
P0001	856,80	873,94	891,41	909,24	927,43
P0002	642,00	642,00	642,00	642,00	642,00
P0003	569,92	592,72	616,43	634,92	653,97
P0004	874,47	900,70	918,72	937,09	955,83
P0005	440,84	454,07	467,69	481,72	496,17
P0006	595,34	613,20	631,60	650,54	663,55
P0007	656,11	669,23	682,62	696,27	710,19
P0008	582,40	605,70	629,92	648,82	668,29
P0009	625,04	650,04	676,04	703,08	731,21
P0010	426,40	439,19	452,37	465,94	479,92
P0011	887,40	905,15	923,25	941,72	941,72
P0012	694,72	722,51	744,18	766,51	789,50
P0013	735,42	750,13	765,13	780,43	796,04
P0014	490,88	510,52	530,94	552,17	574,26
P0015	707,61	728,84	750,70	773,22	796,42
P0016	838,42	863,57	889,48	916,16	934,49
P0017	657,00	657,00	657,00	657,00	657,00
P0018	665,00	665,00	665,00	665,00	665,00
P0019	459,68	473,47	487,67	502,30	517,37

And of course: totals by city, province and country.

So each year the rent is based on the rent in the previous year. In formula:

Rent Year i = Rent Year i-1 * ( 1 + a )

Where a is based on Rent Year i-1 / Maximum Rent and one of the four parameters.

[Greg_Deckler]

@JeroenN Correct, parameters (what if parameters) will not affect calculated columns. You will need to use a measure. You should be able to use a measure it will just be a bit more complicated and you will have to deal with measure totals most likely.

To go further, would need sample data. Sorry, having trouble following, can you post sample data as text and expected output?
Not really enough information to go on, please first check if your issue is a common issue listed here: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/Before-You-Post-Read-This/ba-p/1116882

Also, please see this post regarding How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-Get-Your-Question-Answered-Quickly/ba-p/38490

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