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Hi All,
I have a data like this. Need help with subtracting Jan - Feb and Feb - March like wise and show the difference. Kindly help this is bit urgent. Would be great if some one can help on this
Hi @aravind2409 ,
Since you already have the previous month on your data,
do a measure of resolved count / resolved count - previous month then change the data type to percentage
Kindly help please
Hello ,
Thanks for checking. I tried and its not working.
My requirement is in Jan percentage is 83.83 and Feb is 85.07 i want the difference between two (85.07-83.33). Kindly help. Thanks in advance for your help
Hi,
It was not indicated on your first post that you need the percentage value difference.
Anyway, i had no idea how the Total Resolved % is claculated.
but if this is what you want to achieve,
use the previousmonth function for the % and the subtract them
Resolved % LM =
CALCULATE(
[RESOLVED %],
PREVIOUSMONTH('Table (2)'[Date]),
REMOVEFILTERS('Table (2)'))
Thank you sir.
Thanks for taking time and considering my query. Let me share my formulas fully.
Here is the details:
Previous Month:
Resolved Count:
Please advice on my output. I tried with your earlier suggestions its not coming
I am requesting your help kindly. Thanks and this is bit critical to complete the automation. I am sorry if am bugging / troubling you
Hi @aravind2409 ,
i responded to you.
Please check the replies
"My requirement is in Jan percentage is 83.83 and Feb is 85.07 i want the difference between two (85.07-83.33)"
according to your requirement, test1 is correct, right? you just need to change the data type to %
@mussaenda its not working. i have shared my formulas kindly check and help. am sorry if am bugging you
Hi @aravind2409 ,
"My requirement is in Jan percentage is 83.83 and Feb is 85.07 i want the difference between two (85.07-83.33)"
according to your requirement, test1 is correct, right? you just need to change the data type to %
@mussaenda Sir, can you please help with my query? Thanks in advance for your help. i have shared my dataset details.