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I have seen simular questions, however it is still not working the way I want.
I would like to create a measure that devides my target by 12 and grows by the number of months.
Than when I put it in a bar chart together with my actual data it will show the difference. Like in the picture below:
So if the target is "1200" and today is "13 March" the target will show "300"
@Anonymous
Something like this...may be
Measure = VAR Target = 1200 RETURN Target * MONTH ( SELECTEDVALUE ( Table1[Date] ) ) / 12
Thank you very much for your reply
I don't really get what you mean, because the formula is not working.
Besides I have the target 1200 already in a table:
Person Catogary Target | Calculated column
Person A A 1200 | 300
Person A B 1400 | 117
Person B A 800 | 67
Person B B 1400 | 117
Maybe it would be better to make a calculated column as shown above. In this example it is still March
How would I do that?
I have been trying some things and came to the following formula:
YTD Target = ('Table'[Target]/12)*MONTH(TODAY())
And it shows the right values. So according to the sample above the value shows (given the fact it is januari now):
Person Catogary Target | Calculated column
Person A A 1200 | 100
Person A B 1400 | 116,66
Person B A 800 | 66,66
Person B B 1400 | 116,66
However, I am not sure if in february the column will change to:
200
233,33
133,33
233,33
Is there a way I can check this? Or does anyone know if this is the right formula to get the desired result?
Hi,
Your formula should ideally be a measure (not a calculated column formula). It will be ideal to have a date column in your base data. Do you not have that? Also, what do you wnat to show on the X-axis?
Thanks for your reply.
I do have a seperate calander table. What do you mean with a date column?
On the X-axis I want to show the reason of visit as discussed in this topic: Create column filled with measures
Hi,
Your formula should work. Write that as a measure though instead of a calculated column formula.
Hi @Anonymous,
Please link a date to your target and add a date table to your model and then you can compute easily a formula to create YTD.
Let us know if it not what you desire...
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