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Dear Community,
I have the following issue. I have a dataset which can be represented (simplified version!) as follows:
COUNTRY1 VALUE DATE (dd.mm.yy.)
COUNTRY1 VALUE DATE (dd.mm.yy.)
COUNTRY1 VALUE DATE (dd.mm.yy.)
COUNTRY 2 VALUE DATE (dd.mm.yy.)
COUNTRY 2 VALUE DATE (dd.mm.yy.)
COUNTRY 2 VALUE DATE (dd.mm.yy.)
...
and so on. I am trying to build some quick measures to aggreated changes in values month over month, or quarter over quarter.
It works until when I do not apply the 'country' dimension, meaning that it corectly represent the requestes variations over the selected timeline only with the total sum of the values.
When I introduce the country dimension in the visual, to dipsplay e.g. the variation in bunch of selected countries, it does not work anymore in the sense that it seems like it cannot aggregate countries (please note that countries repeat themselves clearly, so it does not aggregate all the value for 'Brazil' and shows the related aggreagate variation).
Countires are otherwise aggregated correctly within other fields.
Hope I was able to explain this, can it be related to wrong settings in relation between different tables ? (the date table is separate from the other main table which inlcudes countries, values and other data points.
Thanks a lot in advance for any hint and sorry for the long post!
Hi @v-piga-msft ,
thanks for the reply! The formula is the one automatically generated by the quick measure function (Month over Month variation, or quarter over quarter variation). In fact, it works well in the following table visual, where I can display the correct change over month of the total values (column1.count):
THe problem is when I add another dimension, the country dimension.
Instead of aggregating the values belonging to the same countires and showing me the total variation for each of the countries, it creates multiple entries for each of the countires:
To sum up: what I want to do, is to dispaly the list of countries with a QoQ or MoM variation in values, so that I can filter e.g. top 5 in growth.
Hope this helped in clarifying the issue!
thanks again!
Hi @Anonymous ,
I'm afraid that should be caused by your measure formula.
If it is convenient, could you share your quick measure formula here?
In addition, to solve your problem more quickly, please share your data sample as table format and your desired output so that we could help further on it.
Best Regards,
Cherry
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