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Hello,
I am trying to calculate YOY % change for some one my graphs, but cannot seem to sum total 2018, then sum 2017, and manually work out the % growth in the calculation in the function section.
Ideally I would like a bar chart that shows +/- % change, or even just to give me the number for % change somehow
I can only figure out how to see yearly performance in the "Year" filter selection on my sheet, but not sure how to actually sum individual years for growth calculations in the function section.
I am trying to show market growth for my measure: "Market Sales", and the year is simply called "Year". Ideally I would like to do something like the following to give me the growth %:
(2018 market sales) - (2017 market sales) / (2017 market sales)
thank you
I will try to help you out though I do not see any script or data sample:
This year 2019 sales:
Sum(
{<
[Date]={'>=$(=YearStart(Today()))<=$(=YearEnd(Today()))'}
>}
Sales)
2018y sales:
Sum(
{<
[Date]={'>=$(=YearStart(Today(), -1))<=$(=AddYears(Today(), -1))'}
>}
Sales)
2017y sales:
Sum(
{<
[Date]={'>=$(=YearStart(Today(), -2))<=$(=AddYears(Today(), -2))'}
>}
Sales)
Now the YOY % calculation would be easy to make even in graphics.
thank you for the reply!, i have tried the following to calculate the % change but it appears to be giving me a result of 0. Am I missing some open/ close brackets anywhere?
((Sum(
{<
[Date]={'>=$(=YearStart(Today(), -1))<=$(=AddYears(Today(), -1))'}
>}
[Shop Values]))
-
(Sum(
{<
[Date]={'>=$(=YearStart(Today(), -2))<=$(=AddYears(Today(), -2))'}
>}
[Shop Values])))
/
Sum(
{<
[Date]={'>=$(=YearStart(Today(), -2))<=$(=AddYears(Today(), -2))'}
>}
[Shop Values])
essentially trying to (2018 Shop Values - 2017 shop Values) / 2017 Shop Values: which should give me the % change?
If you are using a recent version of QV, then you may need to change the single quotes around the Date search term to double quotes. Single quotes imply a literal string, whereas double quotes imply a search expression.
I am using the latest version of Qlik Sense Desktop.
Tried adding another pair of [ ] around the dates but it errored out.