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Hello,
I've created 2 measures that are used in 2 separate visuals. I want a 3rd visual that shows me measure 1 divided by measure 2. Please see document posted here for futher information: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vD8uMDx3YvVtRFUkGwAXFW-bo67PO0RM/view?usp=sharing
Thank you.
-maj
@maj
You may first try add the Week field to the measure 3 visual.
Could you share a sample pbix, some test is required for us to figure it out.
Regards
Paul
Here is the link to a PBIX sample file:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/13Gvuv0wi7h9epAPpsu47nJnx8PTeQhJZ/view?usp=sharing
Perhaps my measure 3 isn't working as expected because in one query the product is ITEM-SKU-CDTY-DESC and in the other query it's ITEM-SCN-CDTY-DESC?
Hi @maj ,
Yes, you are right. Because of this the values are not coming as expected.
When you pull 52 Week Consumption against ITM_SKU_CDTY_DESC, you can see how the values change.
This is thus giving you the wrong results.
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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