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Gus_C
Frequent Visitor

Annualised fee percentage measure

Hi Team,

 

Im still a newbie when it comes to DAX and would like to annualise a monthly fee by replicating an excel formula into powerbi. 

 

The formula looks like this in excel: 

 

( (monthly fee / number of days in month) * 365 ) / value of sales

 

I have tried variations of below but not getting the expected value. 

 

 

Annualised fee = divide(calculate(sumx('monthly fee')/sumx(days per month)*365,), value of sales)

 

 

Appreciate the help!

 

Best,

Gus

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AlexisOlson
Super User
Super User

If the fee is the same for shorter and longer months, then you can just multiply a single month by 12.

 

Annualised fee = DIVIDE ( 12 * [monthly fee], [value of sales for 1 year] )

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AlexisOlson
Super User
Super User

If the fee is the same for shorter and longer months, then you can just multiply a single month by 12.

 

Annualised fee = DIVIDE ( 12 * [monthly fee], [value of sales for 1 year] )

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