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Kolumam
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Calculating prorated value based on a condition

I have the below table.

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I need to calculate the annual contract based on the start date and end date of the contract.

 

As you can see from the above table, the first contract starts at 1 July 2019 and ends at 31 Aug 2019. So the annual contract price for 2019 would be (Comprehensive Price * 60/180) where 60 is the number of days between start date of contract and end date of contract and 180 is the number of days in that year starting from July 2019.

So here is the expected output with calculation for your reference:

YearAnnual Contract Price
2019(375*60/180)+(405*120/180) = 395
2020(405*90/365)+(385*240/365) = 353.01 (approx)
2021(385*365/365) = 385

 

The above calculation applies only if we have two contracts falling on the same year with different comprehensive price. On the other hand if you have the below table where there is just one contract a year

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the below should be the output:

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So for 2017 here, the price is 380 since it is 380*365/365 eventhough contracts starts only from 1 April 2017 and then from 2018 onwards it is prorated. So it will be (380*90/365)+(410*240)/365

 

How do I create a DAX that satisifes both these conditions?

 

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tex628
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Hello @Kolumam,

Take a look at the pbix attached to this reply, i hope it can provide some insight! 

Br, 
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tex628
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Hello @Kolumam,

Take a look at the pbix attached to this reply, i hope it can provide some insight! 

Br, 
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v-deddai1-msft
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Hi @Kolumam ,

 

I spent a lot of time on this, but your logic is too complicated, I really can't write a suitable formula, I hope super user can help you well.

 

Best Regards,

Dedmon Dai

Hi @Kolumam 

 I could provide a Power Query solution for that.

If that's OK, please confirm how to handle partial end years: Shall they be considered as full years like the parital start years or taken pro rata?

 

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