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Hi folks,
I want to calculate Year on Year % change as per the below table. I want the YoY change to be calculated at the product level.
How can I achieve this ? Thanks in advance.
Year | Product | Total Sales |
2018 | Car | 200 |
2019 | Car | 345 |
2020 | Car | 64 |
2021 | Car | 654 |
2022 | Car | 456 |
2018 | Bike | 125 |
2019 | Bike | 560 |
2020 | Bike | 230 |
2021 | Bike | 238 |
2022 | Bike | 100 |
Year | Car Sales | YoY % Change | Bike Sales | YoY % Change |
2018 | 200 | 125 | ||
2019 | 345 | 560 | ||
2020 | 64 | 230 | ||
2021 | 654 | 238 | ||
2022 | 456 | 100 |
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To calculate the Year on Year (YoY) percentage change for each product, you'd typically calculate the difference in sales between the current year and the previous year, then divide by the sales of the previous year.
YoY % Change =
VAR CurrentYearSales = TableName[Total Sales]
VAR PrevYearSales = CALCULATE(
SUM(TableName[Total Sales]),
FILTER(
TableName,
TableName[Product] = EARLIER(TableName[Product]) && TableName[Year] = EARLIER(TableName[Year]) - 1
)
)
RETURN
IF(
ISBLANK(PrevYearSales) || PrevYearSales = 0,
BLANK(),
(CurrentYearSales - PrevYearSales) / PrevYearSales
)
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