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Hi,
I have a measure which uses
=-CALCULATE ( SUM ( Budget[Budget Data] ), FILTER ( ALL ( 'Sagecalcodes' ), INT('Sagecalcodes'[Year]) = YEAR(TODAY()) ))
This only gives me 2017, so if someone goes back to 2016 it still shows 2017, how would I get what date is on the filter into DAX.
Thanks
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Hi @Anonymous,
Could you try the formula below to see if it works in your scenario?
= VAR currentSelectedYear = MAX ( 'Sagecalcodes'[Year] ) RETURN - CALCULATE ( SUM ( Budget[Budget Data] ), FILTER ( ALL ( 'Sagecalcodes' ), INT ( 'Sagecalcodes'[Year] ) = currentSelectedYear ) )
Regards
Hi @Anonymous
the beauty is: you dont have to, it's all been taken care of as soon as you add a second visual to the page (a slicer) and put the
'Sagecalcodes'[Year]
Column on it,
remove the entire filter expression from your measure code, you dont need it 🙂
HTH,
Frank
Thanks Frank, sorry should have explained it better. I am trying to create a Profit and Loss matrix
I have two slicers on the screen one is
'Sagecalcodes'[Year]
the other is
'Sagecalcodes'[Months]
I am wanting to have it in the same table. Due one of slicers being Months I need to add my own filter measure, any idea how to do that?
TIA
Hi @Anonymous,
Could you try the formula below to see if it works in your scenario?
= VAR currentSelectedYear = MAX ( 'Sagecalcodes'[Year] ) RETURN - CALCULATE ( SUM ( Budget[Budget Data] ), FILTER ( ALL ( 'Sagecalcodes' ), INT ( 'Sagecalcodes'[Year] ) = currentSelectedYear ) )
Regards
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