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Hello,
I did achieve the result visually but am very uncomfortable with how I did it: it seems like I've hit a wall in searching for a solution to create the following table:
Current Month | LY same month | YTD | YTD / LYTD % change |
Sum (sales)
Count (clients)
measure 3
measure 4
...5
...6
...7
Challenges:
1. For 2 columns with months I created a Table with measures in rows and I am using my Date, then I have to filter on 2 months of interest. Ideally I would want the most recent month to show, as well as the same ``most recent month`` from last year - automatically, data is refreshed monthly
2. For YTD column I had to create a new table and place it next to the first table, because I can`t find a way to have 2 months AND YTD as table columns at the same time. Ideally - it should be just a column within Table 1, not a separate column
3. Finally, the last column are in fact KPI cards mimicking table cells as each of them is a measure itself. ( I am using time intelligence to create YTD/LYTD % change, for each of the measures in Column 1, for example: Appr Avg YoY = [Appr Avg YTD] / calculate([Appr Avg YTD], dateadd(Table[Date], -1, YEAR)) -1). Sorry I can't share the data it is sensitive.
So the big question is: can we show 2 separate months, YTD and YOY for MEASURES as rows?
Are there any other workarounds or more elegant ideas you might suggest? Would appreciate any comments.
Thank you,
Aleksandra
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Hi Aleksandra,
There are measures in the rows and columns in your example. Measures are dynamic. So you can't a visual that is exactly the same with your example. Maybe you can try it like this.
1. The column could be dates from a column of one table.
2. The visualization is a Matrix.
3. The Columns field is date.
4. The Value field is the results you want.
5. Enable "Show on rows" in the settings of Matrix.
Best Regards!
Dale
Hi Aleksandra,
There are measures in the rows and columns in your example. Measures are dynamic. So you can't a visual that is exactly the same with your example. Maybe you can try it like this.
1. The column could be dates from a column of one table.
2. The visualization is a Matrix.
3. The Columns field is date.
4. The Value field is the results you want.
5. Enable "Show on rows" in the settings of Matrix.
Best Regards!
Dale
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