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I am trying to create a calculated measure :
Table 1 - Get forecasted demand (which is calculated by "calculate measure")
Table 2 - Get Numbers by appying calculated measure
Now, I am trying to to fugure out, how to make a calculated measure or formula which provide me final number based on(Available - Forecasted demand) week-wise.
Thanks in advance !!
Solved! Go to Solution.
@goyalsa , You can use a measure inside a measure
so you can create
measure 3 =[Available] - [Forecasted demand]
As they are from the different tables, they should be displayed against common dimension or as grand totals
Hi @amitchandak ,
As per your solution, I managed to get the last week calculation for next week, but I am stuck to find out how to continue while taking last week number and subtract from forecast and continue for further weeks.
Really need guidance. Thanks in Advance !!
Hi @goyalsa ,
Could you please provide some sample data(exclude sensitive data) and expected result with examples and backend logic? Is the below table is what you want? If yes, you can refer the solution in the following thread.
Country | LoadingWeek | _Available | _Forecast | _Final |
Singapore | 202116 | 98 | 57 | 41 |
Singapore | 202117 | 41 | 20 | 21 |
Singapore | 202118 | 21 | 16 | 5 |
Inventory calculation using DAX
Best Regards
Hi, Seems like the measurement is working fine. But Stuck on one point.
In the above Screen shot, I want to take _Available for LoadingWeek 202117 as _Final came out in LoadingWeek 202116.
Thanks in advance!!
@goyalsa , You can use a measure inside a measure
so you can create
measure 3 =[Available] - [Forecasted demand]
As they are from the different tables, they should be displayed against common dimension or as grand totals
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