KPI values not showing up right

[cmllrcg]

Hello, hope you're having a good day!

Was trying to do KPI comparing the values of "GSPH Target" and "GSPH Actual" but the values does not line up... Hopefully y'all can point me in the right direction about this issue, would really appreciate it.

Here is a part of the table that contains the names and their values:

The "Value" in the Trend Axis contains all of the values that I am trying to sum up.

The actual value is 53,120 but it is showing up as BLANK and color red.

This is the measure for it:

GSPH Actual =

CALCULATE(

SUM ( 'Accumulators and Events with Identifiers'[Value] ),'Accumulators and Events with Identifiers'[RDC Name] = "GSPH - Actual" )

The goal is 433,400 but it is showing up as 167,60K which is bizarre.

Measure for Target/Goal:

GSPH Target =

CALCULATE(SUM ( 'Accumulators and Events with Identifiers'[Value] ),'Accumulators and Events with Identifiers'[RDC Name] = "GSPH - Plan" )

Thank you in advance!

[v-robertq-msft]

Hi, @cmllrcg 

According to your sample picture, I guess that you may have misunderstood the function of the trend axis in the KPI chart of the Power BI. When the trend axis is set to On, the visual shows the trend axis as the background of the KPI visual. If you have the date field in your data table, I suggest you to place the date column as the trend axis instead of the [Value] column.

I’ve also created some data and two measures to reproduce your scene, like this:

Actual = SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Accumulators and Events with Identifiers'),[RDC Name]="GSPH - Actual"),[Value])

Plan = SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Accumulators and Events with Identifiers'),[RDC Name]="GSPH - Plan"),[Value])

And you can get the correct data. You can try to follow my measures and method.

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You can download my test pbix file below

If you still have a problem, you can post some sample data(without sensitive data) and your expected result.

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Thank you very much!

Best Regards,

Community Support Team _Robert Qin

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[parry2k]

@cmllrcg you don't need to use anything on-trend axis, mainly it will be used if you want to see the trend over period, like month or date or year.

Add another column in your table let's call it "Trend" and set its value to 1 and then use that on "Trend Axis"

Trend Column = 1

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