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Good morning,
I am trying to create a waterfall chart like in this YouTube video: Power BI: How to Write any DAX Measure In Just 3 Easy Steps 👣 (youtube.com)
I have no problems with Declining, New and Growing YoY Sales by Customer, but I can't get Lost Customer YoY Sales to work.
If I put the customerID, YoY-Sales and sales growth % into a table and manually filter by -100% sales growth, I get the correct values for lost customer YoY-Sales.
But when I try to use my measure I just get no values at all.
@julius_kr Maybe try this approach: Better Year Over Year Change - Microsoft Fabric Community
Thank you for your help, but I am still not getting any values.
I used your YoY approach and it works great, but the measure still doesn't work. Is it possible that the measure is just wrong?
What could be causing this, because all the other three measures are working fine.
Or is it possible to use the manually calculated value from the table in some way?
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