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Hi,
I have a table of values in which I have created multiple average measures. Now I need to relate those values against goals/targets which I have in another table.
I'm not sure how I would go about modelling and relating those values.
The end goal here is to create a radar chart which the average measure and goal is in the same legend/category which I also can slice against dates.
Any help is appreciated
Hi @Anonymous ,
For the use of the radar chart, you can refer to the blog provided below. Power BI Custom Visuals - Radar Chart (pragmaticworks.com)
For the measure you created, I still don’t understand the real needs and expected results. Can I provide a detailed data model (delete sensitive data)? I will answer for you as soon as possible.
Looking forward to your reply.
Best Regards,
Henry
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Hi,
I'll try from the start:
So the basic need is to calculate some results in one table and relate them to values in another table.
Without doing any modification this is a relevant example which I guess you would call my "Facts":
From that data I need to calculate "Link Rate %" which is the percentage of "Linked" against "Link potential"
I also need to calculate "Link Accuracy %" which is the percentage of "Relevant link" against "Linked"
The condition needs to be that there is a 1 number in "Linked" on the correspoding row which basically makes sure that it only calculates when there is an actual link event
So now I hopefully have two measures("Link Rate %" and "Link Accuracy %" that gives me the current results by date.
These results needs to be compared to goals which I have in another table that looks like this:
Now I want to have the ability to visualize how the current results is against the target values in a radar chart
Example:
@Anonymous , In power bi you analyze data along with common dimensions/tables.
Create a common table like date, category, etc and join them with actual and target tables and analyze them together
Try to be in star schema : https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/the-importance-of-star-schemas-in-power-bi/
I dicussed target in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPQ9UV37LOU
Hi and thanks.
I got a step further by pivoting my table so that the "measure name" is in the same column. I created a "Measure" dimension table and made a relation to the "Goal/Target" table and "Actual score" table.
Problem now is that the relationship doesn't work. The actual scores are calculated by measures, and this is the result when I place everything in a table:
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