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Hi, I'm having trouble using the DAX functions on getting my desired outcome.
I have a piece of excel sheet that has the following data.
1. June's target sales number for SMB
2. June's current sales number for SMB
3. June's target sales number for Enterprise
4. June's current sales number for Enterprise
5. Accumulated target sales number (up to June) for SMB
6. Accumulated actual sales number (up to June) for SMB
7. Accumulated target sales number (up to June) for Enterprise
8. Accumulated actual sales number (up to June) for Enterprise
9. Total target sales number (for this year) for SMB
10. Total target sales number (for this year) for Enterprise
11. Total target sales number (for this year)
12. Total actual sales number (for thi syear)
My first desired outcome is as following
1. Bar chart displaying #2 vs. #1
2. Bar chart displaying #4 vs. #3
3. Bar chart displaying #6 vs. #5
4. Bar chart displaying #8 vs. #7
5. Bar chart displaying #9 vs. #6
6. Bar chart displaying #10 vs. #7
7. Bar chart displaying #12 vs. #11
(The bar charts don't have to be separated but I would like the charts to display my desired outcome)
My second desired outcome is as following
1. Card displaying percentage attain rate for #1 bar chart
2. Card displaying percentage attain rate for #2 bar chart
3. Card displaying percentage attain rate for #3 bar chart
4. Card displaying percentage attain rate for #4 bar chart
5. Card displaying percentage attain rate for #5 bar chart
6. Card displaying percentage attain rate for #6 bar chart
7. Card displaying percentage attain rate for #7 bar chart
I know the logic may be quite complicated but the ultimate purpose is to provide a dashboard for sales to visualize the current sales status. I am open to all problem solving techniques to solve the above problem.
Excel sheet download path: https://bit.ly/2KdFQl6
Thank you
Hi @onixlee,
You can try to use below formula to get the percent between actual and target.
Act Vs Tar = CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table1[Amount] ), VALUES ( Table1[Month] ), VALUES ( Table1[Territory] ), Table1[Category] = "Actual" ) / CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table1[Amount] ), VALUES ( Table1[Month] ), VALUES ( Table1[Territory] ), Table1[Category] = "Target" ) +0
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hello Xiaoxin,
Thanks for your reply. Since I am not familiar with Power BI, it's difficult for me to input the formula.
I am sorry but can you please attach the pbix file for the below screenshot?
Thank you
Han
Hi @onixlee,
I attached sample pbix file below.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
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