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Hello all,
i have the below data in excel
and then i have a powerbi table
i would like to have another column with the variance per month.
any idea?
thank you
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Hello you probably want to make three measures (if you havent already made the first 2)
1. Actual=SUM(Table1[Actual])
2. Budget=SUM(Table1[Budget])
3. Variance=[Actual]-[Budget]
Drag them all into your table
Hello, you need to have the three measures i mentioned earlier, each dragged in. I think you have just a single measure there with the actual/budget as a column header.
Hello you probably want to make three measures (if you havent already made the first 2)
1. Actual=SUM(Table1[Actual])
2. Budget=SUM(Table1[Budget])
3. Variance=[Actual]-[Budget]
Drag them all into your table
thank you @samdthompson that worked great but ihave a follow up.
i have a matrix and if i add the measure "Variance" at that matrix it appears at both columns like below
how can i remove the column marked with blue?
thanks in advance
Hi,
These measures should work
Budget total = calculate(sum(Data[amount]),data[type]="budget")
Actual total = calculate(sum(Data[amount]),data[type]="actual")
Variance = [budget]-[actual]
To your Table, visual, drag Month and Year from the Calendar table and the 3 measures written above.
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