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Dear BI experts,
I'm stucked in a situation for 2 days and after a lot of research I couldn`t solve my issue. (My apologize if there is an easy solution for that)
I created a measure which result is the sum of moves from a filtered table with 2 criterias set by "OR" function, it's working well.
Volume Moves for Domestic Full = SUMX(FILTER('CAMS';OR('CAMS'[Product Move Class.Move Type & Category]="LoadLaden";'CAMS'[Product Move Class.Move Type & Category]="DischargeLaden"));[SUMMOVES]) LY Volume Domestic Full = CALCULATE([Volume Moves for Domestic Full];DATEADD('Calendar'[Date].[Date];-1;YEAR))
Thank you 🙂
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Hello @John33
Can you try removing the second .[date] from you PY measure? So it would be.
LY Volume Domestic Full = CALCULATE([Volume Moves for Domestic Full];DATEADD('Calendar'[Date];-1;YEAR))
Hello @John33
Can you try removing the second .[date] from you PY measure? So it would be.
LY Volume Domestic Full = CALCULATE([Volume Moves for Domestic Full];DATEADD('Calendar'[Date];-1;YEAR))
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