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HI All,
I'm using a Divide function to calculate the difference between my results and the budget. However, in some cases, my results appear above 100%. Even going up to 1000% above budget.
Is there a way to format any numbers above or below 100 to show for instance as 100+ or 100- ? The formula I'm using is:
∆ % = DIVIDE('KPI budget tabel'[Werkelijk]-'KPI budget tabel'[FC 1];'KPI budget tabel'[FC 1])
Thanks !
emillio.
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Hi @emillio,
You can try this:
∆ % = IF(DIVIDE('KPI budget tabel'[Werkelijk]-'KPI budget tabel'[FC 1],'KPI budget tabel'[FC 1])>1,100,-100)
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @emillio,
You can try this formula.
∆ % = IF(DIVIDE('KPI budget tabel'[Werkelijk]-'KPI budget tabel'[FC 1],'KPI budget tabel'[FC 1])>1,"100+","100-")
But you should be aware that the displayed values "100+", "100-" are text type, instead of numeric.
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @emillio,
You can try this:
∆ % = IF(DIVIDE('KPI budget tabel'[Werkelijk]-'KPI budget tabel'[FC 1],'KPI budget tabel'[FC 1])>1,100,-100)
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
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