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I have a number of similiar measures, e.g.
Risk Count = CALCULATE( COUNT('Flags Data'[Risk]), 'Flags Data'[Risk] = "0" )
I have used these in a matrix against some name and and showing Months as a Column Value, there are 2 months.
I wish to show the difference between the two months but am unsure how.
I have tried the below to get the previous month count, with the intention of subtracting the two, but this just show as a blank, and also it shows up in the matrix for both months, when I just want one difference column.
Previous Month Risk Count = CALCULATE( [Risk Count], PREVIOUSMONTH(DateTable[Date]))
Any advice appreciated!
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@Anonymous seems like you have date dimension in your model which is good. From which table you are showing column in your matrix? Are you showing month from DateTable?
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@Anonymous you can be smart with your Risk Difference measure to return blank value in case of May and in that case you will not see value for May, although the header will be there whcih you can minimize and turn off auto width.
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Thx!
That was the issue! I was using the Date field in my Fact Table!
However, this still isn't quite what I want.
I created a measure for the difference, using the measure stated above.
Risk Count Diff = [Risk Count] - [Previous Month Risk Count]
When I bring that into my table this gives a column for both my selected months, but I want to only show the later month.
So Matrix is show these Columns
May June Risk Count Risk Count Difference Risk Count Risk Count Difference
But I want to see
May June Risk Count Risk Count Risk Count Difference
Any ideas?
@Anonymous I dont htink you can do that but instead, you drop all 3 measures on value
- Risk Count
- Previous Month Risk Count
- Risk Difference
and filter on most recent month.
This way you will only see June month on the header with 3 measures. Previous month implied it is May, Although if you want both the months on header, you cannot do it with matrix. Matrix is going to show all the values for each column (month)
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Thats a shame, I can't do that as I have other measures in the table that I need to see for May.
@Anonymous you can be smart with your Risk Difference measure to return blank value in case of May and in that case you will not see value for May, although the header will be there whcih you can minimize and turn off auto width.
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There is no elegant soution, just have to use some tricks.
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@Anonymous seems like you have date dimension in your model which is good. From which table you are showing column in your matrix? Are you showing month from DateTable?
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