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Hi all,
How can acheive correct SUM % please? I have attahed PBIX file with data and example:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zwtz1dc5qbfppmi/Percentage%20by%20category.pbix?dl=0
Thanks you very much.
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@mb0307 here is the measure that will do it:
Percentage Diff =
SUMX ( 'Product Group', DIVIDE ( ABS ( [Total Forecast] - [Total Sale] ), [Total Sale], 0 ) )
Sum Diff = SUMX ( VALUES ('Calendar'[Month Name] ), [Percentage Diff] )
and use Sum Diff measure in the matrix visual and here is the output
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@mb0307 percentage diff will not have the correct grand total.
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@mb0307 here is the measure that will do it:
Percentage Diff =
SUMX ( 'Product Group', DIVIDE ( ABS ( [Total Forecast] - [Total Sale] ), [Total Sale], 0 ) )
Sum Diff = SUMX ( VALUES ('Calendar'[Month Name] ), [Percentage Diff] )
and use Sum Diff measure in the matrix visual and here is the output
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@parry2k it worked. Thanks a lot. One question:
Percentage Diff =
SUMX ( 'Product Group', DIVIDE ( ABS ( [Total Forecast] - [Total Sale] ), [Total Sale], 0 ) )
shows the same result as Sum Diff then why to use Sum Diff??
Sum Diff = SUMX ( VALUES ('Calendar'[Month Name] ), [Percentage Diff] )
Thanks again
Hi
You can use semi additive measure in this scenerio.
Like Lastdate() or firstdate as per the given values.
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