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I've written a DAX measure to show percentage price increases - see screen shot.
I only want the measure to return a value when "January 2019 Avg Price" and "January 2018 Avg Price" has a value. If either of these columns is blank, I dont want the measure to retrun a value. So in the example attached the cells which have either "infinity" or "-100.000%" would be blank.
PLease could somebody point me in the right direction?
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You could do it as follows
IF( NOT( ISBLANK( [January 2019 Avg Price] ) ) && NOT( ISBLANK( [January 2018 Avg Price] ) ) , [January 2019 Avg Price] / [January 2018 Avg Price] - 1 )
What if you used the DIVIDE function instead? I think it would solve at least some of those, not sure on all the issues though:
@Anonymous wrote:What if you used the DIVIDE function instead? I think it would solve at least some of those, not sure on all the issues though:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dax/divide-function-dax
DIVIDE() is much safer than using the / operator as it has builtin protection against divide by 0 errors (which I think are producing the "infinity" result). But it will return 0 if the numerator is blank. So I think in this specific situation we need to manually check both the numerator and denominator.
You could do it as follows
IF( NOT( ISBLANK( [January 2019 Avg Price] ) ) && NOT( ISBLANK( [January 2018 Avg Price] ) ) , [January 2019 Avg Price] / [January 2018 Avg Price] - 1 )
Hi Gosbell, Thank you for this.. can you help me with the following:
I have the following working perfectly..
IF(ISBLANK([Date.Actual.Start]),BLANK(),IF(ISBLANK([Date.Actual.Completion]),BLANK(), (DATEDIFF([Date.Actual.Start],[Date.Actual.Completion],DAY))))
This works fine. Thanks so much for your help.
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