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Hey guys, i have some trouble moving my original values 1 week ahead. Anyone have an easy DAX calculation for this?
This is my desired outcome:
I have tried this measure, but its not giving me the right values, its working for the first column, but not the rest. i think its becasuse i have week number = previous week. Any suggestions to have this measure automated for all the columns and not just one?
VAR Current_week = SELECTEDVALUE('Dimension Date'[Week Number])
VAR Previous_week = Current_week - 1
Return
CALCULATE([Totals Lines | Cash balance],
FILTER( ALL('Dimension Date'),
'Dimension Date'[Week Number] = Previous_week)
i have a date table with weeks in it.
Hi,
Does this measure work?
=CALCULATE([Totals Lines | Cash balance],datesbetween('Dimension Date'[date],min('Dimension Date'[date])-7,min('Dimension Date'[date])-1))
Hi @Robin96 ,
Try this, create the masure below
Measure = CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Value]),FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Week]= MIN('Table'[Week])-1))
Shifted Cash Balance =
VAR Current_week = max('Dimension Date'[Week Number])
VAR Previous_week = Current_week - 1
RETURN
CALCULATE(
[Totals Lines | Cash balance],
FILTER(
ALL('Dimension Date'),
'Dimension Date'[Week Number] = Previous_week
)
)
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Hey and thanks for the response,
This did not work.. the values i am trying to shift comes from another measure and not a table, so the max function does not work..
Use your dates, rather than weeks.
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