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Hello,
I'm trying to make a cumulative chart with this code:
YTD GP = CALCULATE( SUM(BIPER[GP]), FILTER( ALLSELECTED(BIPER), BIPER[Invoice Date] <= MAX(BIPER[Invoice Date]) ) )
The line for YTD GP breaks when there is no data for that day. I set X-axis type to 'Categorical' because when I set to 'Continuous', the chart looks more weird and unreadable.
Is there any other way that I can fix this in Format or DAX?
Thank you.
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Actually I already has date dimension. The reason I use the current table's date is because I designed the goal for every working day at my company. So if I use the date dimension, the line for Goal will break.
I already find the solution and it works. So here's my new measure:
YTD GP = IF(MAX('CALENDAR'[Date])>TODAY(), BLANK(), IF(MAX(ST[Date])=BLANK(), BLANK(), CALCULATE( SUM(BIPER[GP]), FILTER( ALLSELECTED('CALENDAR'), 'CALENDAR'[Date] <= MAX('CALENDAR'[Date]) ) ) ) )
Anyway, thank you @parry2k !
@Anonymous add +0 to your measure
try this Same Business Day Sales PY = VAR __currentBusinessDay = MAX ( Calendar[BusinessDay] ) RETURN CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table[Sales] ), DATEADD ( Calendar[Date], -1, YEAR ), Calendar[BusinessDay] = __currentBusinessDay ) + 0
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@Anonymous i didn't notice that you are not using date dimension. It is recommended to add date dimension and use that for this calculation instead of using date from your transaction table. there are many posts on how to add date dimension in the model.
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Actually I already has date dimension. The reason I use the current table's date is because I designed the goal for every working day at my company. So if I use the date dimension, the line for Goal will break.
I already find the solution and it works. So here's my new measure:
YTD GP = IF(MAX('CALENDAR'[Date])>TODAY(), BLANK(), IF(MAX(ST[Date])=BLANK(), BLANK(), CALCULATE( SUM(BIPER[GP]), FILTER( ALLSELECTED('CALENDAR'), 'CALENDAR'[Date] <= MAX('CALENDAR'[Date]) ) ) ) )
Anyway, thank you @parry2k !
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