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LinkeLoutje
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Variable target weight

Hi, I'm looking at a logistics dashboard where targets need to be readjusted based on the current period and since I'm new to PowerBI I'm looking for the best method. 

 

 

The situation is as follows. 

We need to have the freight planned early. Therefore it is needed to look 13 weeks into the future to check whether contracts are sealed. For example: We expect to move 400 tonnes of freight. 13 weeks ahead we need to make sure 75% of our target is planned. 

Thus the target from the cube will correctly list 400 tonnes as a target, but 13 weeks ahead it should list 300 tonnes. However, while we move in time the weight of the target should go up until 100%, thus 400 tonnes, 4 weeks ahead. 

 

Where and how can I add the variability?

 

Thanks!

 

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Floriankx
Solution Sage
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Hello you could try to use DATEDIFF

 

13Weeks:=CALCULATE(SUM(Freigt[Weight]),DATESINPERIOD(TODAY(),13*7,days))

 

%13Weeks:=Divide([13Weeks]/400

 

With 4 weeks it is similar.

Thanks Florian,

 

I did think about something like it, but the thing is that the weight is going down per week, from week 4 onwards, until being 0%. I believe the formula will become increasingly complicated?

 

Hello, can you give some simplified sample data and your expected result?

 

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