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02-27-2018 09:22 AM - last edited 06-27-2018 13:15 PM
Recreates the Tableau calculation Across then Down as found in this thread:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Difference-Accross-Then-Down-DAX-Formula/m-p/366101#M165610
Imagine you have some data like this:
Col A Col B Value
A | a | 5 |
B | a | 1 |
B | b | 10 |
C | b | 1 |
C | a | 1 |
C | c | 15 |
D | d | 20 |
E | e | 25 |
F | f | 30 |
G | g | 35 |
H | h | 40 |
I | i | 45 |
J | j | 50 |
K | k | 55 |
L | l | 60 |
A | b | 7 |
A measure can be created like this to create the Across then Down calculation.
Across Then Down = VAR MyCode = UNICODE(MAX(Table1[Col B]))*1000 + UNICODE(MAX(Table1[Col A])) VAR MyTable = ADDCOLUMNS(ALL(Table1),"MyColA",[Col A],"MyColB",[Col B],"MyValue",[Value],"Rank",UNICODE([Col B]) * 1000 + UNICODE([Col A])) VAR Previous = MAXX(FILTER(MyTable,[Rank]<MyCode),[Rank]) VAR Result = MAX(Table1[Value]) - MAXX(FILTER(MyTable,[Rank]=Previous),[MyValue]) RETURN Result
When this measure is placed into a matrix with [Col B] as the rows and the [Col A] as the columns you get the result depicted. This particular measure does subtraction but this could be easily modified to do addition, multiplication, division, etc.
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