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Mewan117
Frequent Visitor

Rolling Total Month on Month

Hello All,

 

I currently have the following data in table form. I need to have the monthly totals as a rolling total and visualize it.  Eg: August would show 23+3569 and September will show 23+3569+23687. 

Mewan117_0-1670915048455.png

Mewan117_1-1670915176458.png

 

Current Visual 

Mewan117_2-1670915328213.png

 

Expected visual (example)

 

Mewan117_3-1670915362352.png

 

Thank you in advance

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v-eqin-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Mewan117 ,

 

Please try:

 

Cumulative = CALCULATE (
    DISTINCTCOUNT(Total[orderId]), FILTER (ALLSELECTED(Total),[Date]<=MAX('Total'[Date])))
Corrcet Total of Cumulative = 
var _t= SUMMARIZE('Total',[Date],"Cum",[Cumulative])
return IF(HASONEVALUE(Total[Date]),[Cumulative],  SUMX(_t,[Cum]))

Output:

Eyelyn9_0-1672821985508.png

Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
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v-eqin-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Mewan117 ,

 

Please try:

 

Cumulative = CALCULATE (
    DISTINCTCOUNT(Total[orderId]), FILTER (ALLSELECTED(Total),[Date]<=MAX('Total'[Date])))
Corrcet Total of Cumulative = 
var _t= SUMMARIZE('Total',[Date],"Cum",[Cumulative])
return IF(HASONEVALUE(Total[Date]),[Cumulative],  SUMX(_t,[Cum]))

Output:

Eyelyn9_0-1672821985508.png

Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
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tevisyauw
Helper I
Helper I

@Mewan117 

try this :
Combine first month and year on new column

example new column name : MonthYear
and then 

Running Total = Calculate(SUM('Table1'[count of orderid]), filter(allselected('Table1'),'table1'[MonthYear] <= MAX('table1'[MonthYear])))

@tevisyauw Thank you for your response. That code didn't work, unfortunately. But I was able to use the following to get this output

Cumulative =
CALCULATE (
    DISTINCTCOUNT(Total[orderId]), FILTER (
        ALL ( 'Total' ),
        'Total'[Date].[Date]
            <= MAX ( 'Total'[Date].[Date] )))
 
Mewan117_0-1670920367517.png

 

But the totals are wrong. Also, my other slicers don't work. Eg below

Mewan117_1-1670920532651.png

 

It should only show the running total of the months that the slicer applies right? Eg for June it should be 76902+144373?


@Mewan117 
For Slicer usually I make new table with Calendar Date

Date = CALENDAR(MIN('Total'[Date],MAX('Total'[Date]))
and
make something like this

Cumulative =
CALCULATE (
    DISTINCTCOUNT(Total[orderId]), FILTER (
        ALL ( 'Total' ),
        'Total'[Date] > FIRST('Calendar'[Date]) && 'Total'[Date]<= LAST('Calendar'[Date] )))

I am sorry, I am outside right now so i cannot test my measure. but usually I made the measure like this

@tevisyauw It didn't work. It gave me some strange numbers. I got close with this code

Cumulative =
CALCULATE (
    DISTINCTCOUNT(Total[orderId]), FILTER (
        ALL ( 'Total' ),
        'Total'[Date].[Date]
            <= MAX ( 'Total'[Date].[Date] )),
           
            FILTER(ALL('Total'),Total[companyId]<=MAX(Total[companyId])))

It works for some companyId's but not for all

Example of one that works (totals are a little different)
Mewan117_0-1670934369176.png

Example of one that doesn't work

Mewan117_1-1670934408049.png

I haven't figured out why this is happening. 

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