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Anonymous
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Subtracting a cell value and Find difference of a Calculated Column

Hi Guys,

 

Could you please help me here? This is my table and needs to calculate the %QoQ based on the difference of calculated column % Manager (i.e. Count of Manager/Count of employee).

 

QuarterDepartmentCount of employeeCount of Manager% Manager%QoQ
Q4XYZ751520%-
Q1XYZ1002222%2%
Q2XYZ1253528%6%

 

Any help would be much appreciated here.

 

Thanks in Advance,

AJ

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@Anonymous 

maybe you can try to create an index column

index = mid('Table (2)'[Quarter],3,2)*100+right('Table (2)'[Quarter],1)

then create %QOQ

QOQ = 
VAR _last=maxx(FILTER('Table (2)','Table (2)'[index]<EARLIER('Table (2)'[index])),'Table (2)'[index])
VAR _lastmgr=maxx(FILTER('Table (2)','Table (2)'[index]=_last),'Table (2)'[% Manager])
return if(ISBLANK(_last),BLANK(),'Table (2)'[% Manager]-_lastmgr)

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ryan_mayu
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@Anonymous 

do you have a year column? otherwise, if you have more than one year data, then you will have duplicated quarter values.





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Anonymous
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Hi @ryan_mayu  I have data only for one year. Here is my table:-

QuarterDepartmentCount of employeeCount of Manager% Manager%QoQ
FY21 Q1XYZ751520%-
FY21 Q2XYZ1002222%2%
FY21 Q3XYZ1253528%6%
FY21 Q4XYZ1554529%1%

 

I need to calculate the %QoQ based on the difference of calculated column % Manager (i.e. Count of Manager/Count of employee).

 

Thanks for your reply!

@Anonymous 

maybe you can try to create an index column

index = mid('Table (2)'[Quarter],3,2)*100+right('Table (2)'[Quarter],1)

then create %QOQ

QOQ = 
VAR _last=maxx(FILTER('Table (2)','Table (2)'[index]<EARLIER('Table (2)'[index])),'Table (2)'[index])
VAR _lastmgr=maxx(FILTER('Table (2)','Table (2)'[index]=_last),'Table (2)'[% Manager])
return if(ISBLANK(_last),BLANK(),'Table (2)'[% Manager]-_lastmgr)

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Anonymous
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Hi Ryan, Could you please explain this calculated measure? 

index = mid('Table (2)'[Quarter],3,2)*100+right('Table (2)'[Quarter],1)

 

@Anonymous 

this is a calculated column to create an index for your data. It's because you don't have date column, then we can't sort your data in correct order.

get the two numbers after FY, which is 21, then *100, to be 2100

then get quarter and add quarter to the number we just calculated, which will be 2101, 2102, 2103, etc..





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