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Anonymous
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Getting rid of negative 0.00

Hi, i have a measure which shows change in percentage over time. However i am currenlty getting a value of -0.00% (its due to a rounding issue as the percentage change is -0.0000000029% howvere i am only displaying to 2 DP. The measure is as below:

 

% Change Over Time =
CALCULATE(DIVIDE(
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(DQRule[PersonID]),
Filter(DQRule,DQRule[Pass/Fail]=1)),
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(DQRule[PersonID]))))
-
VAR EarlyDate = MIN(DQRule_Timeline_Rules[DateRun])
RETURN
CALCULATE(DIVIDE(
    SUM('DQRule_Timeline_Rules'[Pass]),
    SUM('DQRule_Timeline_Rules'[Total Execution Population])
),DQRule_Timeline_Rules[DateRun] = EarlyDate)
 
retunign this:
JGRAPBI_0-1660556652610.png

 

Could osmeone help me either change the measure to eliminate this issue (id like it to just show 0.00% change) or come up with a clever idea on how to stop this. 

 

Thanks

 

 
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PurpleGate
Resolver III
Resolver III

You could add an IF statement

 

% Change Over Time =
CALCULATE (
    DIVIDE (
        CALCULATE (
            DISTINCTCOUNT ( DQRule[PersonID] ),
            FILTER ( DQRule, DQRule[Pass/Fail] = 1 )
        ),
        CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( DQRule[PersonID] ) )
    )
)
    -
    VAR EarlyDate =
        MIN ( DQRule_Timeline_Rules[DateRun] )
    VAR __Result =
        CALCULATE (
            DIVIDE (
                SUM ( 'DQRule_Timeline_Rules'[Pass] ),
                SUM ( 'DQRule_Timeline_Rules'[Total Execution Population] )
            ),
            DQRule_Timeline_Rules[DateRun] = EarlyDate
        )
    RETURN
        IF ( __Result < 0.0040__Result )

0.004 because then rounded to two decimal places it is 0.00 

Anonymous
Not applicable

Thank you for this suggestion. I have tried the below and i am getting what i think is an incorrect result. i would epect any negative values to disply 'Less than 0' ? hoever i am getting -2.99E-7 as the reuslt (or -0.00% when i set it to percentage) Any suggestions as how to get over this?

 

% Change Over Time =
CALCULATE(DIVIDE(
ROUND(CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(DQRules[PersonID]),
Filter(DQRules,DQRules[Pass/Fail]=1)),2),
ROUND(CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(DQRules[PersonID])),2))
-
VAR EarlyDate = MIN(DQRules_Timeline_Rules[DateRun])
VAR _Result =
CALCULATE(DIVIDE(
    SUM('DQRules_Timeline_Rules'[Pass]),
    SUM('DQRules_Timeline_Rules'[Total Execution Population])
),DQRules_Timeline_Rules[DateRun] = EarlyDate)

RETURN
IF(_Result < 0,"Less than 0",_Result))
 
In essence i need the above to return 0.00% change rather than this tiny negative change.
JGRAPBI_0-1660565313772.png

 

Maybe you could change the last line to be  -0 ?

 
IF(_Result < -0,"Less than 0",_Result))

 

tamerj1
Super User
Super User

Hi @Anonymous 

try the ROUND function 

% Change Over Time =
CALCULATE (
    DIVIDE (
        CALCULATE (
            DISTINCTCOUNT ( DQRule[PersonID] ),
            FILTER ( DQRule, DQRule[Pass/Fail] = 1 )
        ),
        CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( DQRule[PersonID] ) )
    )
)
    -
    VAR EarlyDate =
        MIN ( DQRule_Timeline_Rules[DateRun] )
    RETURN
        ROUND (
            CALCULATE (
                DIVIDE (
                    SUM ( 'DQRule_Timeline_Rules'[Pass] ),
                    SUM ( 'DQRule_Timeline_Rules'[Total Execution Population] )
                ),
                DQRule_Timeline_Rules[DateRun] = EarlyDate
            ),
            2
        )

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