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maggagnon
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Variance to next Fiscal year

Hi,

 

I am calculating the difference between 2 numbers for a fiscal year

2022-2023

Total Rocks = 10

Total Apples = 6

Variance = 4

 

I would like the variance to only appear under variance in the next fiscal year and not any other. 

2023-2024

Total Rocks = 0

Total Apples = 0

Variance = 4

 

So far I have this : 

Variance = CALCULATe([Total Rocks]-[Total Apples ],(filter(all('Fiscal Year'),'Fiscal Year'[Fiscal Year]="2022-2023")))
 
How can I then apply the measure to report the value for next fiscal year only.

Thanks

 

 

 

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v-jayw-msft
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Hi @maggagnon ,

 

Do you have date column in the table?

Please share some sample data so that we could test the formula.

 

 

Community Support Team _ Jay
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