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PB797
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Week Over Week Formula

Hello, 

 

I'm new to PowerBI and need help creating a visualizer for a Week Over Week Trend. The data i'm working with currently doesn't have entries tied to the week they land in just a timestamp of the date and time the adjustments were issued to the account. I am only working with Data from 2022-01-01 forward. 

 

Thanks in Advance. 

 

 

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Check your data model wiring. The same number in all rows usually indicates a wiring fault.

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PB797
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Thanks for the responses, I think I figured out the WoW part but the credit amounts appear to just only reflect the total for the year instead of only the weekly amounts issued. 

 

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Check your data model wiring. The same number in all rows usually indicates a wiring fault.

you were right of course! Any idea on how to add a column that shows the change delta?

 

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Are you sure you want a column? That is immutable. Usually you would use measures for period over period. Check out the quick measures.

Ethan96
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Hi, @PB797 

You can check this link about a similar topic if it helps.

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Week-over-Week-Change/m-p/243318

 

Regards,
Eason
lbendlin
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Super User

Include a calendar table in your data model.  Include a week number column in your calendar table.

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