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What is the efficient dax to compare current value to previous value to derive up and down arrows ?
Input Table
City Station Measurement Time
Brooklyn S1 1.3 08/27/2020 7:00 am
Brooklyn S1 1.4 08/27/2020 7:30 am
Brooklyn S1 1.5 08/27/2020 8:00 am
Brooklyn S1 1.5 08/27/2020 8:30 am
Brooklyn S1 1.3 08/27/2020 9:00 am
Brooklyn S2 3.4 08/27/2020 7:30 am
Brooklyn S2 4.5 08/27/2020 8:00 am
Brooklyn S2 5.5 08/27/2020 8:30 am
Output
Brooklyn S1 Down Arrow
Brookyn S2 Up Arrow
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@curiouspbix0
Please try this measure; you can also use the Icon Set in Conditional Formatting with slight modIfication to this measure.
UpDown =
VAR D = MAX(Brooklyn[Time ])
VAR PD=
CALCULATE(
MAX(Brooklyn[ Measurement ]),
Brooklyn[Time ] < D
)
VAR DIF =
IF(
ISBLANK(PD), BLANK(),
IF ( MAX(Brooklyn[ Measurement ]) - PD >= 0 , UNICHAR ( 9650 ), UNICHAR ( 128315 ))
)
RETURN
DIF
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@curiouspbix0
Please try this measure; you can also use the Icon Set in Conditional Formatting with slight modIfication to this measure.
UpDown =
VAR D = MAX(Brooklyn[Time ])
VAR PD=
CALCULATE(
MAX(Brooklyn[ Measurement ]),
Brooklyn[Time ] < D
)
VAR DIF =
IF(
ISBLANK(PD), BLANK(),
IF ( MAX(Brooklyn[ Measurement ]) - PD >= 0 , UNICHAR ( 9650 ), UNICHAR ( 128315 ))
)
RETURN
DIF
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@curiouspbix0 , display with city and station
measure =
calculate(sum(Table[Measurement]), filter(Allselected(Table[Time]), table[Time] =max(Table[Time]))) -calculate(lastnonblankvalue(Table[Time],sum(Table[Measurement])), filter(Allselected(Table[Time]), table[Time] <max(Table[Time])))
you can write logic for up and down
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