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Hi Friend,
I have one requirement where in we have some deliver percentage values. I need to recalculate these values using the targets defined to derive normalized values. Providing below a simple example with data. I am not expert in DAX nor in Modeling. Please suggest how this can be achieved.
My actual value for the Dec'23 is 86%, have to derive the normalized value using the below Threshold table.
Calculation would be something like below, expected result for 86% is 106%
for 85% it is 100% as per threshold, we need calculate what will the value of 1%.
2023 Threshold | (0%) | (50%) | (100%) | (150%) |
Delivery | 72 | 78 | 85 | 93 |
Thanks in advance,
Solved! Go to Solution.
@manojk_pbi JC, glad you explained it because I would have never figured that out from the information provided. Do this (PBIX is attached)
Measure =
VAR __Value = [December]
VAR __ThreshMin = MAXX(FILTER('Thresholds', [Value] <= __Value), [Attribute])
VAR __ThreshMinVal = MAXX(FILTER('Thresholds', [Value] <= __Value), [Value])
VAR __ThreshMax = MAXX(FILTER('Thresholds', [Value] > __Value), [Attribute])
VAR __ThreshMaxVal = MAXX(FILTER('Thresholds', [Value] > __Value), [Value])
VAR __Result =
SWITCH( TRUE(),
__ThreshMax = BLANK(), __Value,
__Value = __ThreshMax, __Value,
DIVIDE( __ThreshMax - __ThreshMin, __ThreshMaxVal - __ThreshMinVal) * (__Value - __ThreshMinVal ) + __ThreshMin
)
RETURN
__Result
@manojk_pbi So why exactly does 86% become 106%? How does that work exactly?
The calculation goes like below,
86 is greater than 85 & less than 93, so 86 is one percent more than the threshold value so we need to calculate the converstion of 1% into the threshold.
ie. 93-85 = 8
150-100=50
Per 1% = (50/8) which is 6.25
there fore, 86% is equal to 106.2%
@manojk_pbi JC, glad you explained it because I would have never figured that out from the information provided. Do this (PBIX is attached)
Measure =
VAR __Value = [December]
VAR __ThreshMin = MAXX(FILTER('Thresholds', [Value] <= __Value), [Attribute])
VAR __ThreshMinVal = MAXX(FILTER('Thresholds', [Value] <= __Value), [Value])
VAR __ThreshMax = MAXX(FILTER('Thresholds', [Value] > __Value), [Attribute])
VAR __ThreshMaxVal = MAXX(FILTER('Thresholds', [Value] > __Value), [Value])
VAR __Result =
SWITCH( TRUE(),
__ThreshMax = BLANK(), __Value,
__Value = __ThreshMax, __Value,
DIVIDE( __ThreshMax - __ThreshMin, __ThreshMaxVal - __ThreshMinVal) * (__Value - __ThreshMinVal ) + __ThreshMin
)
RETURN
__Result
Thanks @Greg_Deckler for your quick solution. This will help.
Can you suggest how the same can be extended when we have values in table like below across different years.
Year | 0 | 50 | 100 | 150 | |
Threshold | 2023 | 72 | 78 | 85 | 93 |
Threshold | 2024 | 72 | 75 | 80 | 90 |
MonthYear | Delivery% |
Dec-23 | 86 |
Nov-23 | 84 |
Oct-23 | 83 |
@manojk_pbi I would still unpivot the last four columns of that table. Probably create a Year column in your Delivery table and relate that to your thresholds which should also have a straight Year column. After that, things should be very straight-forward.
Hi @Greg_Deckler , I am new to DAX queries and i am not sure how the table links works. Please could you create a sample for me if it doen't take much time. This will be of great help.
Please suggest me some materials for better understanding of DAX queries.
@manojk_pbi Updated. See attached PBIX.
Measure =
VAR __Value = MAX('Delivery'[Delivery%])
VAR __ThreshMin = MAXX(FILTER('Thresholds', [Value] <= __Value), [Attribute])
VAR __ThreshMinVal = MAXX(FILTER('Thresholds', [Value] <= __Value), [Value])
VAR __ThreshMax = MAXX(FILTER('Thresholds', [Value] > __Value), [Attribute])
VAR __ThreshMaxVal = MAXX(FILTER('Thresholds', [Value] > __Value), [Value])
VAR __Result =
SWITCH( TRUE(),
__ThreshMax = BLANK(), __Value,
__Value = __ThreshMax, __Value,
DIVIDE( __ThreshMax - __ThreshMin, __ThreshMaxVal - __ThreshMinVal) * (__Value - __ThreshMinVal ) + __ThreshMin
)
RETURN
__Result
Hi @Greg_Deckler ,
I noticed something strange when the value is more than threshold value eg : in the sample we have taken 93% is equal to 150% but if value is 94 then it should return 150% rather it is returning 9400%. How this can be tweaked ? Same will be applied to lower limit as well.
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