Is there a way to replicate the formula below in excel onto a Power BI measure?
I want for each company to return the total number of countries it applied for.
Many thanks in advance
Nasos
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I have a dataset consist of two time series: e.g. Historical stock prices for Apple and Microsoft. And I have a few different power BI measures created for each of these two stocks (e.g. Weekly Return, Monthly Return).
I want to create a "Matrix"-like visual, to show:
stock names as the row headers
measures as the column headers
values being the corresponding measure value for the given date selected on a date slicer
To illustrate what I want to do, please see the picture from Excel as an example. Is there a convenient way to do this in Power BI?
Thank you very much for your help!
Excel illustration on what the visual should look like in Power BI
I have a measure in Power BI. How to bring the measure total to rows in power BI ?
You have to use ALL table function to compute this:
YourNewMeasure = SUMX(ALL(YourTableName),YourTableName[Quantity])
Balaji has rightly given the formula to get the total in each row, just wanted to add that now you have to create a column and use the above formula instead of a measure.
I have the following table in Power BI Desktop table visualization:
I don't like that the same dates are repeated over many rows, and would like to show each day just once. Here's what I mean, this is made with Tableau:
How can I do this in Power BI? Thanks!
I found the answer here: how to group the values in power bi?. It's not as pretty, but it works.
In short:
1: changed the visualization from Table to Matrix
2: moved both the date and the middle column to the "Rows" field of the Matrix
hi I am trying to redo an analytic which is already there in Spotfire to Power Bi. There is calculated column Max([ Date]) over ([ContentId]) .
Can anyone help me with converting this calculated column in Power Bi
You could use something similar to the following calculation:
Calc_Column = CALCULATE(MAX(Table[Date]),ALLEXCEPT(Table,Table[ContentID]))
Replace "Table" with the name of your table and you should be good to go. Hope this helps.
How to write below excel formula into Power BI?
=IFERROR(AVERAGEIF('Historical '!$A$3:$X$100687,'Current Year '!$A2,'Historical '!$X$3:$X$100687),"No AUP ")
You'd write an AVERAGEX() or CALCULATE(AVERAGE()) formula with filter conditions that match your AVERAGIF condition. You have not given enough information to say much more than that.