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% change column MoM
Hi, I want a column that shows the % change month over month. I have the Incident Count that month, the Previous Incidents Count, and the difference in 3 separate measures. For some reason I'm struggling to get the % growth difference. What calculation would show:
May = 4.7% change from April
June = -1.98% change from May
July = 23% change from June
August = -32% change from July
And so on
Thanks
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Hi @DataNinja777 thanks for your reply. Your solution gave me the correct percents but the ones that should be a minus were a positive and vice versa. For example, May is showing as 4.52% but it should be -4.52%, and June should be 2.03% not -2.03%. Why would this be please?
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Hi @RichOB ,
Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community Forum.
@DataNinja777 Thank you for you prompt response.
I’ve attached a sample Power BI (.pbix) file for your reference that includes the MoM% (Month-over-Month Percentage) measure based on your layout.
Regards,
B Manikanteswara Reddy
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Hi @RichOB ,
To calculate the Month-over-Month % Change based on the difference between the current month's incidents and the previous month's incidents, you can use a DAX measure like this:
MoM % Change =
DIVIDE([Mom1], [Prev])
This formula divides the difference in incidents ([Mom1], which is [Incidents] - [Prev]) by the previous month's value ([Prev]) to get the percentage change. Be sure to format this measure as a percentage in the Power BI Modeling tab so that the output appears correctly (e.g., 4.7% instead of 0.047). If the numbers still seem off, double-check that your [Prev] measure is returning the correct prior month’s incident count. If needed, I can help verify or adjust the [Prev] logic.
Best regards,
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Hi @DataNinja777 thanks for your reply. Your solution gave me the correct percents but the ones that should be a minus were a positive and vice versa. For example, May is showing as 4.52% but it should be -4.52%, and June should be 2.03% not -2.03%. Why would this be please?
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you can try this
DIVIDE([incident],[Prev]) -1
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