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Anonymous
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Cumulative graph not starting from 0

Hi all,

 

I'm trying to create a cumulative graph that compares revenue at the same point of the year for each of our past financial years. On the X axis I have day of the year (which is actually day of the financial year e.g. 1st July = day 1). I've created the following measure with some help from online:

 

TotalYTD = CALCULATE(SUM(New_Merge[Actual_Rate]), FILTER(ALLSELECTED(New_Merge), AND(New_Merge[Sale Date] <= MAX(New_Merge[Sale Date]), YEAR(New_Merge[Sale Date]) = YEAR(MAX(New_Merge[Sale Date])))))
 
However I cant work out why the lines are still on top of eachother and not all starting from £0 as they should?
 
Any help would be very much appriciated!
 

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Anonymous
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Use following measure according to your columns.

Cumulative From Start = CALCULATE(SUM(Orders[Total_Sale]), FILTER(ALL(Orders),Orders[Order_date ]
<=MAX(Orders[Order_date ] )),VALUES(Orders[YEAR]))

 

also you can use VALUES(Orders[MONTH]) instead of year if required.

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Anonymous
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Use following measure according to your columns.

Cumulative From Start = CALCULATE(SUM(Orders[Total_Sale]), FILTER(ALL(Orders),Orders[Order_date ]
<=MAX(Orders[Order_date ] )),VALUES(Orders[YEAR]))

 

also you can use VALUES(Orders[MONTH]) instead of year if required.

Anonymous
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@Anonymous 

 

Fantastic! This really helped me to work it out. Initially this didn't show what I wanted, however I have now changed the Order Date for 'Day of Year' in the measure and my X axis is now 'Month of Financial Year' which seems to have fixed it! Measure now reads:

 

CALCULATE(SUM(New_Merge[Actual_Rate]),FILTER(ALL(New_Merge),New_Merge[FY DayOfYear]<=MAX(New_Merge[FY DayOfYear])),VALUES(New_Merge[Year]))
 
And graph now looks like the attached 🙂 Thank you for your help.
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@Anonymous ,

 

Generally, you may modify your measure using DAX below and check if it can meet your requirement.

Result =
TOTALYTD ( SUM ( New_Merge[Actual_Rate] ), ALLSELECTED ( New_Merge ) )

Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao

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