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Not sure if there is a solution to this or not:
This is how my DAX formula is for varience:
measures = [Light Blue DAX formula] - [Dark Blue DAX formula]
The reason why the orange line drops of because there is no data for WK40 (Light Blue Line). So it calculates as only Dark Blue Line. Variance = -28%.
For a number of reason I dont want to adjust my Dark Blue line DAX formual. Is there any way I can adjust my Varience DAX formula so if light Blue line = 0% it stops calculating. Not sure if there is a solution to this or not.
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Or please try:
Measures =
IF (
[Ligth Blue DAX Formula] = BLANK (),
BLANK (),
[Ligth Blue DAX Formula] - [Dark Blue DAX Formula]
)
Best Regards,
Gao
Community Support Team
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Have you tried using IF?
IF([Ligth Blue DAX Formula] = 0%, BLANK(), [Ligth Blue DAX Formula]-[Dark Blue DAX Formula])
This might change depending on whether the value for Light Blue line is BLANK or 0%.
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