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Hi All
I'm stuck with my Matrix, can someone help me.
I have 3 measures
Incidents opened
Incidents closed
Average incidents in open state per week
next to those measures i have a table with the week numbers.
I'm stuck with calculating the % difference between 2 weeks, like shown below.
Basicaly, i will have to see the difference in % from the same measures.
Is it possible.
Solved! Go to Solution.
HI @jurgenvd
Try adding this MEASURE.
Bascially for each row it is intended to give you the [Incidents Opened]....For total....the difference between max and highest week
Measure = IF ( HASONEVALUE ( TableName[WeekNumber] ), [Incidents Opened], CALCULATE ( [Incidents Opened], FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( TableName[WeekNumber] ), TableName[WeekNumber] = MAX ( TableName[WeekNumber] ) ) ) - CALCULATE ( [Incidents Opened], FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( TableName[WeekNumber] ), TableName[WeekNumber] = MIN ( TableName[WeekNumber] ) ) ) )
Please give this a shot
Measure = IF ( HASONEVALUE ( TableName[WeekNumber] ), [Incidents Opened], ROUND ( ( CALCULATE ( [Incidents Opened], FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( TableName[WeekNumber] ), TableName[WeekNumber] = MAX ( TableName[WeekNumber] ) ) ) / CALCULATE ( [Incidents Opened], FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( TableName[WeekNumber] ), TableName[WeekNumber] = MIN ( TableName[WeekNumber] ) ) ) - 1 ) * 100, 1 ) & "%" )
Would you like to see % diff in the total row?
Hi Siva,
that's correct,
With quick measures there are possibilities but not when it's coming from same data source.
Thanks
HI @jurgenvd
Try adding this MEASURE.
Bascially for each row it is intended to give you the [Incidents Opened]....For total....the difference between max and highest week
Measure = IF ( HASONEVALUE ( TableName[WeekNumber] ), [Incidents Opened], CALCULATE ( [Incidents Opened], FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( TableName[WeekNumber] ), TableName[WeekNumber] = MAX ( TableName[WeekNumber] ) ) ) - CALCULATE ( [Incidents Opened], FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( TableName[WeekNumber] ), TableName[WeekNumber] = MIN ( TableName[WeekNumber] ) ) ) )
Thank you for your help.
I have tested the measure that you made for me, but it's just returning the same values as "incidents opened"
Even for the total row??.... Total row is not visible in your picture
Could you share your file?
I'm stuck with show the outcome in percentage. i searched a long time but don't find the correct solution.
Any idea how to represent this?
Many Thanks
Hi @jurgenvd
Do you want that the same MEASURE should show NUMBERS in ROWS and PERCENTAGE in ROW TOTAL???
Yes correct.
I would like to have the same but now reflected in percentage.
so the % should be the increase between the 2 reported weeks.
Many thanks !
Please give this a shot
Measure = IF ( HASONEVALUE ( TableName[WeekNumber] ), [Incidents Opened], ROUND ( ( CALCULATE ( [Incidents Opened], FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( TableName[WeekNumber] ), TableName[WeekNumber] = MAX ( TableName[WeekNumber] ) ) ) / CALCULATE ( [Incidents Opened], FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( TableName[WeekNumber] ), TableName[WeekNumber] = MIN ( TableName[WeekNumber] ) ) ) - 1 ) * 100, 1 ) & "%" )
Thanks for the Big Help,
you are right, when i added the totals it was showing the difference, now just find out how to represent the number in Percentages.
Many Thanks
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