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Hello everyone, I really searched here a way to solve my problem and I tried many ways but none of them seemed to work out, so here we go...
This is the table I've got:
Date Amount
--------------------------- ---------------------------
2018-06-28 00:00:00.000 10
2018-06-28 00:00:00.000 1
2018-06-28 00:00:00.000 5
2018-06-28 00:00:00.000 20
2018-06-27 00:00:00.000 -20
2018-06-27 00:00:00.000 -4
2018-06-26 00:00:00.000 1
2018-06-26 00:00:00.000 1
I need to ordenate accumulated amounts by month. I'd like to choose which month to start from (April, as in the following exemple):
Month value accumulated
April 3200 3200
May 1345 4545
June 4566 9111
July 1234 10345
OR
Month value accumulated
Sept 3200 3200
Oct 1345 4545
Nov 4566 9111
Dec 1234 10345
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello everyone, i appreciate you kindness and i'm very thankfull for your help.
I discover a difernt solution.
I edited the query and I referenced my sales table and in the date column I just pasted the date I wanted.
First, make sure you have a calendar table to relate to your sales table. Then, write the following DAX statement for accumulated value:
Hello @drewlewis15, thx for the reply...
Look what i've got:
And the sales table and calendar table are related
Can you put the measure into a table so that I can see the totals month over month? When I tested, it created the running total correctly.
You can also try the new Running Total Quick Measure.
Does your data span across multiple years? If so, make sure to add the year field to your visual.... That should fix the issue.
Yeah, have multiple years! But i only need 2018. I already tried this =( ... Do you have Skype? maybe talking there will be easier. If you have here's my: hector.manfredi@cna.com.br
Anyways, im sending here another print
I really dont have any cloue about what im doing it wrong 😞
Not sure what you are doing wrong... Are you using your date field from your date table for the month? When you drop that field, it should create a date hierarchy... Just Deselect quarter and day to leave month and year. See screenshot below.
Also, add that same date field from your date table as a slicer. That is how you will be able to dictate your starting point.
That is exactly what im doing... Look:
Hello @Vvelarde here it is:
AccumulatedValue = CALCULATE(
SUM(DW_VendasComDevolucoes[QtdMd]);
FILTER(ALLSELECTED(DimCalendario[Date]);DimCalendario[Date] <= MAX(DimCalendario[Date]))
)
Hello everyone, i appreciate you kindness and i'm very thankfull for your help.
I discover a difernt solution.
I edited the query and I referenced my sales table and in the date column I just pasted the date I wanted.
Hello everyone, i appreciate you kindness and i'm very thankfull for your help.
I discover a difernt solution.
I edited the query and I referenced my sales table and in the date column I just pasted the date I wanted.
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