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Hi,
I need help with getting the measures right for an Accumulative score and a running Average score.
This formula works if I do not filter:
Running Total Score = CALCULATE( SUM(data[Score]), FILTER( ALL(data[Period]), data[Period]<=MAX(data[Period]) ))
I tried this one:
Running Totals w SUMX = CALCULATE( SUMX(VALUES(data[Period]),[Total Score]), FILTER( ALL(data), data[Period]<=MAX(data[Period])) )
But it is also not working when I filter.
Please see linked file
Thank you, Tamir
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hi, @Anonymous
Whether this formula that fits your needs
Running Total Score =
CALCULATE(
SUM(data[Score]),
FILTER(
ALLSELECTED(data[Period]),
data[Period]<=MAX(data[Period])
))
If not your case, please show us your expected output after you filter it.
Best Regards,
Lin
hi, @Anonymous
Whether this formula that fits your needs
Running Total Score =
CALCULATE(
SUM(data[Score]),
FILTER(
ALLSELECTED(data[Period]),
data[Period]<=MAX(data[Period])
))
If not your case, please show us your expected output after you filter it.
Best Regards,
Lin
Thank you for your solution, I believe it to work.
However, I finally came up with this formula:
Overall Performance YTD = CALCULATE( SUMX(VALUES(dimCalendar[MonthNum]),[Overall Performance]), FILTER( ALLSELECTED(dimCalendar[MonthNum]), dimCalendar[MonthNum]<=MAX(dimCalendar[MonthNum])) )
It works fine.
However, how can I use the above format if the leading column is a string and not numeric?
The MAX function will not be usable...
One use would be if my column is a named month rather then a number...
Or a name of a category...
Thank you,
Tamir
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