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So I have store sales numbers for this year and last which allow me to easily calculate YOY%. I am now trying to get a sales contribution column. By this I mean, in terms of bps, how much each store contributed to the region's sales growth. I've attached a basic sample table in excel where I've easily calculated this.
In Power BI, I am using slicers/filters because we have numerous regions etc. I created a measure that uses the calculate function but then it doesn't adjust dynamically based on the filters. I truly appreciate any help!
Hi @p0s01si ,
Try this.
Sales Contribution =
IF(ISINSCOPE(Geography[Store]),DIVIDE([YOY Difference], CALCULATE([Total Sales],ALL(Geography[Store]))))
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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Hi,
You can create a region total calculated column like below.
Region Total = var region = 'Table'[Region] return CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Sales LY]),FILTER('Table','Table'[Region]=region))
and then create a sales contribution column
Sales Contribution = 'Table'[Delta]/'Table'[Region Total]
Hi, you are refering to a measure which uses the calculate function, which is a bit unclear. Could you post the code for this measure?
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