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Hei guys!
By using this forum I've now found out how to get accumultated costs using the code below.
Accumulated Costs = CALCULATE( SUM('Data'[Costs]); FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Data'); 'Data'[Time.Date] <= MAX('Data'[Time.Date]) ))
I would prefer to have two seperated lines with accumulated costs - one for each of the years.
Any suggestion to how I can do this?
I am temporarely solving this by using two charts.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Probably the best way about it is to create two measures, one for each year, and put them on the line chart. Just filter each measure with the appropriate year.
The X-Axis would have to be the month / year of your time dimension.
Ok, thank! That did it.
Probably the best way about it is to create two measures, one for each year, and put them on the line chart. Just filter each measure with the appropriate year.
The X-Axis would have to be the month / year of your time dimension.
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