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Hi,
I would like to create a measure that shows only the sales for the previous x months. I have a separate date table and a sales data table that I use.
I want the measure to show the past 12 months based on the InvoiceDate table in my sales data, so if my last reported sales was 2017-08-23 I want the measure to show only 2017-08-23 and 12 months back and then automatically update whenever new sales data is added.
Is this possible?
Regards,
Mikael
If the solution works Just accept it as a solution it might be useful for others....
Give it a try...
Measure =
VAR LSTDATE =
MAX ( Sales[InvoiceDate] )
RETURN
CALCULATE (
[SumOfSales],
DATESBETWEEN (
'Date'[Date],
DATE ( YEAR ( LSTDATE ) - 1, MONTH ( LSTDATE ), DAY ( LSTDATE ) ),
DATE ( YEAR ( LSTDATE ), MONTH ( LSTDATE ), DAY ( LSTDATE ) )
)
)
Hi,
I can't get this formula to work. After the datesbetween part does not work for me.
When you type RETURN, do you mean create a new measure? So when you later type LSTDATE, is that my VAR LSTDATE measure I'm meant to use?
To my Knowledge,
DATESBETWEN doesn't work if you don't have a full date dimensions with all the dates...
Before RETURN we will declare variables(LSTDATE) with a keyword "VAR" and after we will write an expression to use the declared variable(LSTDATE).
"LSTDATE" variable pulls the max invoicedate and then we are calculating 1 year back based on the max invoice date.
You can refer this link for Variables in DAX https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/variables-in-dax/
I tested that and it works fine for me...
Hi,
I've gotten it to calculate something now, but it returns me an absurdly high number that I am not able to sort by dates for some reason. My calculation looks like this:
Rolling 12 = VAR LSTDATE = MAX(Sales[InvoiceDate]) RETURN CALCULATE([Sales in $];DATESBETWEEN('Date'[Date];DATE(YEAR(LSTDATE)-1;MONTH(LSTDATE);DAY(LSTDATE));DATE(YEAR(LSTDATE);MONTH(LSTDATE);DAY(LSTDATE))))
where Sales in $ is a measure that calculates
Sales in $ = SUM(Sales[GrossSales]) - SUM(Sales[Discounts])
Where am I going wrong?
Regards,
Will you be able to provide sample data ...?
I can try to provide some but I'll have to create it first as all the data is confidential.
Does anyone else have any suggestions on how I can make this happen?
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