Cumulative sum of a column

[ssvr]

Hi,

I want to create a new column (Cumulative sales)

any one provide the DAX for new column

Thanks

[Caldowd98]

Hi i've been using this formula and it works great. However when i use slicers that are not related to the date, it will not update the quantities. Any ideas ?

Thanks!

[quentin_vigne · Accepted solution]

Hi @ssvr

Here is a nice formula for cumulative column 

Cumulative sales =
CALCULATE (
    SUM ( 'YourTable'[Sales] ),
    ALL ( 'YourTable)' ),
    'YourTable'[Date] <= EARLIER ( 'YourTable'[Date] )
)

- Quentin

[Caldowd98]

Hi i've been using this formula and it works great. However when i use slicers that are not related to the date, it will not update the quantities. Any ideas ?

Thanks!

[pnvinod]

If there are 2 Rows for same date it is showing double value for that row. Am I doing any thing wrong

[quentin_vigne]

@pnvinod

What does your date column looks like ? 

dd/mm/yyyy hh mm ss or only dd/mm/yyyy ?

This formula work for distinct rows, on a distinc index value.

- Quentin

[pnvinod]

Hi,

 Thanks. I am using "dd/mm/yyyy" 

[quentin_vigne]

@pnvinod

So if you have a lot of sales each day and a row for each sales it won't work.

The solution will be to :

Either have a Index column (like Sale1; Sale2 that identify each sale)

OR

Create a new table that use : Table = Summarize(YourTable;YourTable[Date];"Sales";SUM(YourTable[Sales]))

It will display the sum of your sales for each day. And when you will have this table you will be able to create a cumulative column with this table.

- Quentin

[Anonymous]

If I created an index column for each unique sale how then do I include the index into the DAX formula?

[pnvinod]

@quentin_vigne

        Thanks. It is working correctly now

[ssvr]

For your query this is the solution DAX

Actuals Budget = CALCULATE(
SUM('Gross FCC'[Actuals]),
FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Gross FCC'),
'Gross FCC'[Posting period (r)]<=MAX('Gross FCC'[Posting period (r)])
))

[Tahreem24]

@ssvr Thank you so much for your solution. I was stuck at the same problem. I was using ALL so getting incorrect values then I replaced it with ALLSELECTED so Instantly I got the expected result.

Thanks a bunch buddy for your solution!

[ssvr]

Thanks it works fine.

CALCULATE (

    SUM ( 'dummy sales'[Sales]),

    ALL('dummy sales'),

    'dummy sales'[Date] <= EARLIER ( 'dummy sales'[Date])

)

[quentin_vigne]

@ssvr

You're welcome