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Anonymous
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HELP with XIRR function (aggregate data)

Hi there,

 

I am struggling with XIRR, I think I am loosing the fight so help is welcomed 🙂

 

I have build a table "DataFin" (from a copy of another source table and then adding some filtering and pivoting data) like the following :

Notice that DIM_Date is date of the file and not related at all to Date of the cashflow.

 

DIM_DATE    DIM_COUNTRY   DIM_FILE ... (other DIMS) ... Index   Payment    Date

01/01/2018    Belgium                123                                          0           -1000          01/05/2018

01/01/2018    Belgium                123                                          1           150             01/06/2018

01/01/2018    Belgium                123                                          ...           ...                ...

02/01/2018    Belgium                345                                          0           -500          01/07/2018

02/01/2018    Belgium                345                                          1           75             01/08/2018

02/01/2018    Belgium                345                                          ...           ...                ...

 

And then I created a simple XIRR measure as follows :

TEC = XIRR(DataFin ; [Payment] ; [Date])

 

This measure gives (good) results as soon as I am just analyzing TEC by file 

 

DIM_FILE   TEC

123             3 %

345             3.99 %

 

Aggregation also works well when I ommit DIM_FILE in the visual but keep filtering on that dimension on the visual.

TEC

3.57 %

 

PROBLEM IS  : as soon as I try to use any slicers (DIM_DATE ...) or deactivate my test filter on the files or add dimension in the visual, it always gives me the following error :

 

PBI_error_xirr.png

 

THANKS

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Anonymous
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Thanks Sam.

 

Here is a solution I found using groupby combined with IFERROR for missing values:

 

TEC =
IFERROR(XIRR(GROUPBY(DataFin;DataFin[Index];"Payment";SUMX(CURRENTGROUP();DataFin[Payment]);"Date_Payment";MAXX(CURRENTGROUP();DataFin;[Date])) ; [Payment] ; [Date_Payment]);"")

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Anonymous
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Thanks Sam.

 

Here is a solution I found using groupby combined with IFERROR for missing values:

 

TEC =
IFERROR(XIRR(GROUPBY(DataFin;DataFin[Index];"Payment";SUMX(CURRENTGROUP();DataFin[Payment]);"Date_Payment";MAXX(CURRENTGROUP();DataFin;[Date])) ; [Payment] ; [Date_Payment]);"")

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@Anonymous,

 

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