i want to calculate the year on year change in Tuition Fee based on the Account i tried to create a date table but it didnt work Currently trying with this DAX Formula YoY Growth = VAR CurrentYearFee = SUM(Sheet1[Tuition ]) VAR PreviousYearFee = CALCULATE( SUM(Sheet1[Tuition ]),...
i want to calculate the year on year change in Tuition Fee based on the Account i tried to create a date table but it didnt work Currently trying with this DAX Formula YoY Growth = VAR CurrentYearFee = SUM(Sheet1[Tuition ]) VAR PreviousYearFee = CALCULATE( SUM(Sheet1[Tuition ]),...
i want to calculate the year on year change in Tuition Fee based on the Account i tried to create a date table but it didnt work Currently trying with this DAX Formula YoY Growth = VAR CurrentYearFee = SUM(Sheet1[Tuition ]) VAR PreviousYearFee = CALCULATE( SUM(Sheet1[Tuition ]),...
1. Show MTD in card visual (1878) 2. Iwant to show %YOY as of today (my data as of 14/1/2020 so should show 11.26%) not show total change like this Thanks in advance YOY_PERCENT_GROWTH_YTD_NUMBER_OF_CLAIM = DIVIDE(CLAIMS_DATASET[YOY_GROWTH_YTD_NUMBER_OF_CLAIM],[PRV_YTD_NUMBER...
1. Show MTD in card visual (1878) 2. Iwant to show %YOY as of today (my data as of 14/1/2020 so should show 11.26%) not show total change like this Thanks in advance YOY_PERCENT_GROWTH_YTD_NUMBER_OF_CLAIM = DIVIDE(CLAIMS_DATASET[YOY_GROWTH_YTD_NUMBER_OF_CLAIM],[PRV_YTD_NUMBER...
% = DIVIDE([Growth], [Last Year Spends]) If you build on existing measures it is easier to find where the breakage occurs. Let me know if this helps. Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution! Proud to be a Super User! Message 4 of 6 1,302 Views 0 Reply awf...
In the Calendar Table, create a month column by using this formula = FORMAT(Calendar[Date],"mmmm") Create a Month order table (name it as Month_order) with all months listed in the first column and the order number in the second column. So for you, November and December would be 1 ...
In your example table visual you show both 2016 and 2017. If you use the above measure, you will see Margin Growth for both years. The column within 2017 will show (2017 - 2016), and the 2016 column will show [Gross Margin] for (2016 - 2015). Message 3 of 5 718 Views 0 Reply...
In your example table visual you show both 2016 and 2017. If you use the above measure, you will see Margin Growth for both years. The column within 2017 will show (2017 - 2016), and the 2016 column will show [Gross Margin] for (2016 - 2015). Message 3 of 5 710 Views 0 Reply...
In the Calendar Table, create a month column by using this formula = FORMAT(Calendar[Date],"mmmm") Create a Month order table (name it as Month_order) with all months listed in the first column and the order number in the second column. So for you, November and December would be ...