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justin_leow
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Need help with calculating slope(growth) with multiple groupings

Hi All, thank you so much for answering to my question as I am very new to Power BI / DAX language. I am in need to create a table that can show me sales growth from multiple groupings or BUs, with multiple transactions. 

Example data:

Sale ID,Month, BU, Sales

S01, Dec-2016, Food, $3
S02, Jan-2017, Drinks, $5
S03, Jan-2017, Food, $1
S04, Feb -2017, Books, $7
S05, Mar-2017, Food, $2
S06, Mar-2017, Books, $6
S07, Apr-2017, Drinks, $3
S08, Dec-2016, Food, $2
S09, Jan-2017, Books, $2
S10, Dec-2016, Books, $5
S11, Jan-2017, Books, $1
S12, Mar-2017, Food, $8
S13, Apr-2017, Drinks, $9
S14, Apr-2017, Food, $3

S15, Mar-2017, Drinks, $3

 

And I would like output to be able to get the slope/growth of sales over the time period. The data is just for illustration. 🙂

Can someone help me? ><

 

 

 12345  
Row LabelsDec-16Jan-17Feb-17Mar-17Apr-17Grand TotalSLOPE (5mth Growth)
 Drinks 5 31220186%
 Food51 1031950%
 Books5376 2170%
Grand Total1097191560

 

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v-huizhn-msft
Employee
Employee

Hi @justin_leow,

I reproduce your scenario and get expected result.

Create a measure using the formula: 

Sum-Sale = SUM(TTest[Sales])

 Then create a matrix, select the month as column level, the BU as row level, the measure as value, please see the screenshot below.

1.PNG

After research, I still don't know how to calculate the SLOPE result? Please list an example for further analysis.

Best Regards,
Angelia

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v-huizhn-msft
Employee
Employee

Hi @justin_leow,

I reproduce your scenario and get expected result.

Create a measure using the formula: 

Sum-Sale = SUM(TTest[Sales])

 Then create a matrix, select the month as column level, the BU as row level, the measure as value, please see the screenshot below.

1.PNG

After research, I still don't know how to calculate the SLOPE result? Please list an example for further analysis.

Best Regards,
Angelia

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