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How to create the measure for getting the Value difference between 2 dates
Hi All
Please help me in creating the measure for getting the value difference between 2 dates i.e Existing date with last 7th date.
Here in below table values against each date is also a measure. So I want another measure which gives difference b/w last date (7/9/2024) and last date - 7 ( (7/3/2024) = 0.005 (99.866-99.861).
3rd measure would be their % difference i.e (0.005/last day-7 value)*100
Thanks!
- Anonymous2 years ago
Hi gujralh ,
Thank you for your reply.
Please create the following two measures to show the value difference and % value difference for dates every seven days:
Measure_Difference_7Days = VAR CurrentDate = MAX('Table'[Date_ID]) VAR PreviousDate = CurrentDate - 6 VAR MeasureCurrent = [Measure1] VAR MeasurePrevious = CALCULATE( [Measure1], FILTER( ALL('Table'), 'Table'[Date_ID] = PreviousDate ) ) RETURN IF( ISBLANK(MeasurePrevious), BLANK(), MeasureCurrent - MeasurePrevious )Measure_Difference_Percentage_7Days = VAR CurrentDate = VALUE(MAX('Table'[Date_ID])) VAR PreviousDate = CurrentDate - 6 VAR MeasureCurrent = [Measure1] VAR MeasurePrevious = CALCULATE( [Measure1], FILTER( ALL('Table'), VALUE('Table'[Date_ID]) = PreviousDate ) ) VAR MeasureDifference = IF( ISBLANK(MeasurePrevious), BLANK(), MeasureCurrent - MeasurePrevious ) RETURN MeasureDifference / MeasurePreviousResult for your reference:
Best regards,
Joyce
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- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi gujralh ,
Depending on your requirements, we can create following measures to meet your needs.
We start by creating a measure called maxDateValue to get the value of the latest date in the table:
maxDateValue = VAR maxDate= MAX('Table'[Date_ID]) VAR maxDateValue=CALCULATE([Measure1],FILTER('Table','Table'[Date_ID]=maxDate)) RETURN maxDateValueWe then create a new measure called maxDateValueBefore7 in the same way to get the value corresponding to the seven days younger than maxDate:
maxDatebefore7Value = VAR maxDate= MAX('Table'[Date_ID]) VAR maxDateValue=CALCULATE([Measure1],FILTER('Table','Table'[Date_ID]=maxDate)) VAR maxDatebefore7=maxDate-6 VAR maxDatebefore7Value=CALCULATE([Measure1],FILTER('Table','Table'[Date_ID]=maxDatebefore7)) RETURN maxDatebefore7ValueLater, we can use the previous two measures to create the destination measures as shown below:
ValueDifference = [maxDateValue]-[maxDatebefore7Value]%difference = ([ValueDifference]/[maxDatebefore7Value])*100Result for your reference:
I hope my suggestions give you good ideas, if you have any more questions, please clarify in a follow-up reply.
Best regards,
Joyce
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- gujralhHelper I
Thanks Anonymous , single output wise it giving ok but i need it for all dates and calculate for all upcoming dates.
Against each dates, how it will give the value difference and %value difference with respect to last 7 days.
With provided sloution , here reflecting same values/infinity against each date
- gujralhHelper I
Anonymous Do we have any solution to get the output against each date??
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi gujralh ,
Thank you for your reply.
Please create the following two measures to show the value difference and % value difference for dates every seven days:
Measure_Difference_7Days = VAR CurrentDate = MAX('Table'[Date_ID]) VAR PreviousDate = CurrentDate - 6 VAR MeasureCurrent = [Measure1] VAR MeasurePrevious = CALCULATE( [Measure1], FILTER( ALL('Table'), 'Table'[Date_ID] = PreviousDate ) ) RETURN IF( ISBLANK(MeasurePrevious), BLANK(), MeasureCurrent - MeasurePrevious )Measure_Difference_Percentage_7Days = VAR CurrentDate = VALUE(MAX('Table'[Date_ID])) VAR PreviousDate = CurrentDate - 6 VAR MeasureCurrent = [Measure1] VAR MeasurePrevious = CALCULATE( [Measure1], FILTER( ALL('Table'), VALUE('Table'[Date_ID]) = PreviousDate ) ) VAR MeasureDifference = IF( ISBLANK(MeasurePrevious), BLANK(), MeasureCurrent - MeasurePrevious ) RETURN MeasureDifference / MeasurePreviousResult for your reference:
Best regards,
Joyce
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- gujralhHelper I
Thanks much Anonymous, works well for me now!