PowerBI - Column output based on another column value and time function












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I have a table like that:



enter image description here



I'm comparing values from CurrentMonth vs PreviousMonth (based on the month selected in the slicer) for all of the KPIs, and based on that, I assign a specific result.



However, for each KPI, there is a logic behind when comparing. The logic is:



enter image description here



So, for KPI A, the CurrentMonth value must be 10% higher then PreviousMonth. When this is true, then assign 1. If not true, then 0. For KPI B, it has to be 3% higher. And for KPI C, it just needs to be higher.



To pull the CurrentMonth and PreviousMonth values, I created two measures, one of them with a time function:



CurrentMonth = SUM( [KPIValue] )


and



PreviousMonth = CALCULATE (
SUM( [KPIValue] );
PREVIOUSMONTH( [Date] )
)


I tried to create a Column in my table to assign the output (Result), and used a Switch function like this:



Result = SWITCH (
[KPIName];
"KPI A"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.10;1;0 );
"KPI B"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.03;1;0 );
"KPI C"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth];1;0 );
)


My issue is that when I try to use this Switch, it does not work since the PreviousMonth comes as blank (it can not calculate a time function for each row of the table - only works as a measure).



I'm now lost how should I proceed from here. I tried to create a Measure instead of a Column, but then the Switch function does not accept the KPIName as a parameter.



Any ideas? Hope I've been clear here, if not, let me know what further information you need.










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    I have a table like that:



    enter image description here



    I'm comparing values from CurrentMonth vs PreviousMonth (based on the month selected in the slicer) for all of the KPIs, and based on that, I assign a specific result.



    However, for each KPI, there is a logic behind when comparing. The logic is:



    enter image description here



    So, for KPI A, the CurrentMonth value must be 10% higher then PreviousMonth. When this is true, then assign 1. If not true, then 0. For KPI B, it has to be 3% higher. And for KPI C, it just needs to be higher.



    To pull the CurrentMonth and PreviousMonth values, I created two measures, one of them with a time function:



    CurrentMonth = SUM( [KPIValue] )


    and



    PreviousMonth = CALCULATE (
    SUM( [KPIValue] );
    PREVIOUSMONTH( [Date] )
    )


    I tried to create a Column in my table to assign the output (Result), and used a Switch function like this:



    Result = SWITCH (
    [KPIName];
    "KPI A"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.10;1;0 );
    "KPI B"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.03;1;0 );
    "KPI C"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth];1;0 );
    )


    My issue is that when I try to use this Switch, it does not work since the PreviousMonth comes as blank (it can not calculate a time function for each row of the table - only works as a measure).



    I'm now lost how should I proceed from here. I tried to create a Measure instead of a Column, but then the Switch function does not accept the KPIName as a parameter.



    Any ideas? Hope I've been clear here, if not, let me know what further information you need.










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      I have a table like that:



      enter image description here



      I'm comparing values from CurrentMonth vs PreviousMonth (based on the month selected in the slicer) for all of the KPIs, and based on that, I assign a specific result.



      However, for each KPI, there is a logic behind when comparing. The logic is:



      enter image description here



      So, for KPI A, the CurrentMonth value must be 10% higher then PreviousMonth. When this is true, then assign 1. If not true, then 0. For KPI B, it has to be 3% higher. And for KPI C, it just needs to be higher.



      To pull the CurrentMonth and PreviousMonth values, I created two measures, one of them with a time function:



      CurrentMonth = SUM( [KPIValue] )


      and



      PreviousMonth = CALCULATE (
      SUM( [KPIValue] );
      PREVIOUSMONTH( [Date] )
      )


      I tried to create a Column in my table to assign the output (Result), and used a Switch function like this:



      Result = SWITCH (
      [KPIName];
      "KPI A"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.10;1;0 );
      "KPI B"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.03;1;0 );
      "KPI C"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth];1;0 );
      )


      My issue is that when I try to use this Switch, it does not work since the PreviousMonth comes as blank (it can not calculate a time function for each row of the table - only works as a measure).



      I'm now lost how should I proceed from here. I tried to create a Measure instead of a Column, but then the Switch function does not accept the KPIName as a parameter.



      Any ideas? Hope I've been clear here, if not, let me know what further information you need.










      share|improve this question
















      I have a table like that:



      enter image description here



      I'm comparing values from CurrentMonth vs PreviousMonth (based on the month selected in the slicer) for all of the KPIs, and based on that, I assign a specific result.



      However, for each KPI, there is a logic behind when comparing. The logic is:



      enter image description here



      So, for KPI A, the CurrentMonth value must be 10% higher then PreviousMonth. When this is true, then assign 1. If not true, then 0. For KPI B, it has to be 3% higher. And for KPI C, it just needs to be higher.



      To pull the CurrentMonth and PreviousMonth values, I created two measures, one of them with a time function:



      CurrentMonth = SUM( [KPIValue] )


      and



      PreviousMonth = CALCULATE (
      SUM( [KPIValue] );
      PREVIOUSMONTH( [Date] )
      )


      I tried to create a Column in my table to assign the output (Result), and used a Switch function like this:



      Result = SWITCH (
      [KPIName];
      "KPI A"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.10;1;0 );
      "KPI B"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.03;1;0 );
      "KPI C"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth];1;0 );
      )


      My issue is that when I try to use this Switch, it does not work since the PreviousMonth comes as blank (it can not calculate a time function for each row of the table - only works as a measure).



      I'm now lost how should I proceed from here. I tried to create a Measure instead of a Column, but then the Switch function does not accept the KPIName as a parameter.



      Any ideas? Hope I've been clear here, if not, let me know what further information you need.







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          Found the solution. As a Measure (not column), include SELECTEDVALUE to be able to retrieve KPIName.



          Result = SWITCH (
          SELECTEDVALUE([KPIName]);
          "KPI A"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.10;1;0 );
          "KPI B"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.03;1;0 );
          "KPI C"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth];1;0 );
          )





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            Found the solution. As a Measure (not column), include SELECTEDVALUE to be able to retrieve KPIName.



            Result = SWITCH (
            SELECTEDVALUE([KPIName]);
            "KPI A"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.10;1;0 );
            "KPI B"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.03;1;0 );
            "KPI C"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth];1;0 );
            )





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              Found the solution. As a Measure (not column), include SELECTEDVALUE to be able to retrieve KPIName.



              Result = SWITCH (
              SELECTEDVALUE([KPIName]);
              "KPI A"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.10;1;0 );
              "KPI B"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.03;1;0 );
              "KPI C"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth];1;0 );
              )





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                Found the solution. As a Measure (not column), include SELECTEDVALUE to be able to retrieve KPIName.



                Result = SWITCH (
                SELECTEDVALUE([KPIName]);
                "KPI A"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.10;1;0 );
                "KPI B"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.03;1;0 );
                "KPI C"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth];1;0 );
                )





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                Found the solution. As a Measure (not column), include SELECTEDVALUE to be able to retrieve KPIName.



                Result = SWITCH (
                SELECTEDVALUE([KPIName]);
                "KPI A"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.10;1;0 );
                "KPI B"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth]*1.03;1;0 );
                "KPI C"; IF( [CurrentMonth] >= [PreviousMonth];1;0 );
                )






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