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I have two data sets:
1. List of monthly usage for users, with a plan name described
2. The same plan names from above, with pre-set limits described
The two are connected by a relationship, so data set #1 can be reported on and see if the users are their monthly usage are going over their plan's limits.
I'd like to know if any user is going over their pre-set limits for the past 3 consecutive months. I have tried filters to do this, but this only lets me do "is IN the last X months", instead of what I want is "is in every month for the last X months" (in my need, the past 3 consecutive months).
I am looking for an easy way to do this, by calculated column preferably as this new data set needs to be for every user for granular reporting of these users.
Any ideas?
Thank you!
Hi @S4CSurrey ,
Please share me a dummy PBIX, removing sensitive information and replacing real data with dummy data, for specific test.
It is suggested to upload your file to OneDrive for Business and then paste the link here.
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