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spmvoss
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Running Total Without Reset

I have a dataset with the hours worked for multiple projects on each day.

I want a line and column chart that displays the hours worked on a certain project (selected from slicer) with year - week as the shared axis as well as a cumulative line.

 

I know how to get this to work when using just the date,  however, when I create a running total based off the week, it resets each year. How would I prevent this from happening?

 

The only sort of sulution I have found was creating a YearWeek column, e.g. 201901, 201902 etc. However this is not ideal for displaying the axis.

 

My current DAX (that resets every year):

 

 

Hours running total in Week of Year = 
CALCULATE(
	SUM('MAMUT'[Hours]),
	FILTER(
		ALLSELECTED('MAMUT'[Week of Year]),
		ISONORAFTER('MAMUT'[Week of Year], MAX('MAMUT'[Week of Year]), DESC)
	)
)

 

 

Thank you for your time!

 

 

 

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@amitchandak 

 

Thank you for your reply.

I did manage to get it to work with the YYYYWW format, but found it to be less nice on the UI side of things if I plot it in a bar graph (with the Year and Week of Year combination I can nicely collate them).

 

But I think I will just have to live with that and go for the YYYYWW solution.

 

Thank you!

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@spmvoss ,

You to create a combined measure YYYYWW and use that.

Or you can use Week Rank, Like I have used in file : https://www.dropbox.com/s/d9898a48e76wmvl/sales_analytics_weekWise.pbix?dl=0

 

CALCULATE(
	SUM('MAMUT'[Hours]),
	FILTER(
		ALLSELECTED('MAMUT'[Week of Year]),
		ISONORAFTER('MAMUT'[Week Rank], MAX('MAMUT'[Week RANK]), DESC)
	)
)

 

Better you move Week outside your fact in a new table and create week Rank there.

@amitchandak 

 

Thank you for your reply.

I did manage to get it to work with the YYYYWW format, but found it to be less nice on the UI side of things if I plot it in a bar graph (with the Year and Week of Year combination I can nicely collate them).

 

But I think I will just have to live with that and go for the YYYYWW solution.

 

Thank you!

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