Dax - how to subtract one pivoted matrix column from another (power bi)
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With the columns of a denormalized source table pivoted to value rows in a matrix, what DAX would calculate the difference between matrix columns?
Selecting columns in Dax are one thing, but when columns are on rows, then how to select them?
There are many examples with date differences or adjacent rows, but those don't work here.
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With the columns of a denormalized source table pivoted to value rows in a matrix, what DAX would calculate the difference between matrix columns?
Selecting columns in Dax are one thing, but when columns are on rows, then how to select them?
There are many examples with date differences or adjacent rows, but those don't work here.
matrix powerbi dax
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With the columns of a denormalized source table pivoted to value rows in a matrix, what DAX would calculate the difference between matrix columns?
Selecting columns in Dax are one thing, but when columns are on rows, then how to select them?
There are many examples with date differences or adjacent rows, but those don't work here.
matrix powerbi dax
asked Nov 22 at 3:02
user5050939
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With the columns of a denormalized source table pivoted to value rows in a matrix, what DAX would calculate the difference between matrix columns?
Selecting columns in Dax are one thing, but when columns are on rows, then how to select them?
There are many examples with date differences or adjacent rows, but those don't work here.
matrix powerbi dax
matrix powerbi dax
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You can modify your filter context with CALCULATE similar to this:
Difference1 =
CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[value1]), Table1[class] = "C") -
CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[value1]), Table1[class] = "A")
answered Nov 23 at 2:27
Alexis Olson
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Doesn't that create a separate column for each value row?
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 2:42
Probably. I was answering how to calculate theC-Acolumn, not how to format your matrix.
– Alexis Olson
Nov 23 at 3:05
Ok thanks. I'm looking for a way to calculate C-A for the entire matrix column though.
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 3:21
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You can modify your filter context with CALCULATE similar to this:
Difference1 =
CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[value1]), Table1[class] = "C") -
CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[value1]), Table1[class] = "A")
answered Nov 23 at 2:27
Alexis Olson
12.2k21633
Doesn't that create a separate column for each value row?
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 2:42
Probably. I was answering how to calculate theC-Acolumn, not how to format your matrix.
– Alexis Olson
Nov 23 at 3:05
Ok thanks. I'm looking for a way to calculate C-A for the entire matrix column though.
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 3:21
add a comment |
up vote
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You can modify your filter context with CALCULATE similar to this:
Difference1 =
CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[value1]), Table1[class] = "C") -
CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[value1]), Table1[class] = "A")
answered Nov 23 at 2:27
Alexis Olson
12.2k21633
Doesn't that create a separate column for each value row?
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 2:42
Probably. I was answering how to calculate theC-Acolumn, not how to format your matrix.
– Alexis Olson
Nov 23 at 3:05
Ok thanks. I'm looking for a way to calculate C-A for the entire matrix column though.
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 3:21
add a comment |
up vote
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up vote
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You can modify your filter context with CALCULATE similar to this:
Difference1 =
CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[value1]), Table1[class] = "C") -
CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[value1]), Table1[class] = "A")
answered Nov 23 at 2:27
Alexis Olson
12.2k21633
You can modify your filter context with CALCULATE similar to this:
Difference1 =
CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[value1]), Table1[class] = "C") -
CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[value1]), Table1[class] = "A")
answered Nov 23 at 2:27
Alexis Olson
12.2k21633
answered Nov 23 at 2:27
Alexis Olson
12.2k21633
answered Nov 23 at 2:27
Alexis Olson
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answered Nov 23 at 2:27
Alexis Olson
12.2k21633
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Doesn't that create a separate column for each value row?
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 2:42
Probably. I was answering how to calculate theC-Acolumn, not how to format your matrix.
– Alexis Olson
Nov 23 at 3:05
Ok thanks. I'm looking for a way to calculate C-A for the entire matrix column though.
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 3:21
add a comment |
Doesn't that create a separate column for each value row?
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 2:42
Probably. I was answering how to calculate theC-Acolumn, not how to format your matrix.
– Alexis Olson
Nov 23 at 3:05
Ok thanks. I'm looking for a way to calculate C-A for the entire matrix column though.
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 3:21
Doesn't that create a separate column for each value row?
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 2:42
Doesn't that create a separate column for each value row?
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 2:42
Probably. I was answering how to calculate the
C-A column, not how to format your matrix.– Alexis Olson
Nov 23 at 3:05
Probably. I was answering how to calculate the
C-A column, not how to format your matrix.– Alexis Olson
Nov 23 at 3:05
Ok thanks. I'm looking for a way to calculate C-A for the entire matrix column though.
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 3:21
Ok thanks. I'm looking for a way to calculate C-A for the entire matrix column though.
– user5050939
Nov 23 at 3:21
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