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I want to create a table from January to December. There would be a number against January (e.g., 10). This value should decrease by any given fraction (e.g., 1%) for February. The same factor of 1% to be applied in March on the value of February. This should be done for all twelve months.
I would appreciate it if someone could answer this promptly.
Best,
Atif
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@Atif here is the measure and the output , I guess this is what you are looking for:
Decrease =
VAR __month = MAX ( ProdX[Column1] )
VAR __initialValue = 10
VAR __decreaseBy = .1 //percentage
RETURN
__initialValue *
CALCULATE (
PRODUCTX (
VALUES ( ProdX[Column1] ),
IF ( ProdX[Column1] = 1, 1, 1-__decreaseBy )
),
ProdX[Column1] <= __month
)
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@Atif here is the measure and the output , I guess this is what you are looking for:
Decrease =
VAR __month = MAX ( ProdX[Column1] )
VAR __initialValue = 10
VAR __decreaseBy = .1 //percentage
RETURN
__initialValue *
CALCULATE (
PRODUCTX (
VALUES ( ProdX[Column1] ),
IF ( ProdX[Column1] = 1, 1, 1-__decreaseBy )
),
ProdX[Column1] <= __month
)
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Dear @parry2k,
Any idea of how will it be done for multiple products and multiple clients.
Please note that there are values against each product and client from January to June.
This means that values for each month to decrease based on the actual value of that particular month.
Best,
Atif
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