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[luistiscornia]

Hello! I am new to PowerBi. I need help to know which formula to occupy so that the difference between 2 variable numbers of a calculation is always shown in positive value. Since if I use "calculate" in the case that the second value is greater than the first, obviously it returns a negative number as a result. How can I make the result that I always subtract in second place from the number with the lowest value and show me the name of who that difference corresponds to. I clarify that the calculation will always be performed only between two values. Thanks! 

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[selimovd · Accepted solution]

Hey @luistiscornia ,

you can use the ABS function to get the absolute number (the positive number) of a value.

So if it's 715 it will return 715 and if it's -715 it will return 715.

You can use that with your CALCULATE function:

MyMeasure = ABS( CALCULATE( ... ) )

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[AlexisOlson]

Another option is to simply format the measure to not show the negative sign by changing the custom format to show positive and negative values the same.