Hi all,
I have two columns in my table.
first is "Curr Yr Received $" and second is "prior Yr Received $".
I need create third column which will be count variance% ( (curr - prior) / prior).
but in this situation i should have 4 numbers (100%, -100%, 0% , someNumber%)
When "curr Yr" is high 0 and "prior yr" is 0,
I have some problem with "100%", how can I change my formula to replace or change "0%" with "100%"
@Anonymous you never put that as requiement first, it is not wrong, it is working as expected, since you mentioned it, we can imrove the expression
Variance % = IF( Table[CurrYr] = 0 && Table[PrevYr] = 0, 0, DIVIDE( Table[CurrYr] - Table[PrevYr], Table[PrevYr], 1 ) )
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@Anonymous try this, change table name and column name as per your model
Variance % = DIVIDE( Table[CurrYr] - Table[PrevYr], Table[PrevYr], 1 )
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@Anonymous you never put that as requiement first, it is not wrong, it is working as expected, since you mentioned it, we can imrove the expression
Variance % = IF( Table[CurrYr] = 0 && Table[PrevYr] = 0, 0, DIVIDE( Table[CurrYr] - Table[PrevYr], Table[PrevYr], 1 ) )
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