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joaofms44
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SUM Today's Value With Past Values

Hello!

I want to SUM Values from today with the sum of all the values from the past dates, progressevely.
In this table, day 1 is 0,147% and last day needs to be 100% if you SUM 0,147% from all the days.

joaofms44_0-1668784354257.png

What DAX I need to write in the column in blank?

thanks in advance!

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speedramps
Super User
Super User

Try this

Click here to download solution 

 

speedramps_0-1668786693002.png

 

 

how it works ..

 

this gets the row value

Sales = SUM('Table'[Amount])

 

this gets the cummulative value

Cumulative sales =
VAR mymindate = MIN('Calendar'[Date])
VAR mymaxdate = MAX('Calendar'[Date])
RETURN
CALCULATE(
    [Sales],
    'Calendar'[Date] <= mymaxdate)
 

This gets all sales

All sales = CALCULATE([Sales], ALL('Calendar'))

 

This gets your answer ...

% of all = DIVIDE([Cumulative sales],[All sales])
 

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speedramps
Super User
Super User

Try this

Click here to download solution 

 

speedramps_0-1668786693002.png

 

 

how it works ..

 

this gets the row value

Sales = SUM('Table'[Amount])

 

this gets the cummulative value

Cumulative sales =
VAR mymindate = MIN('Calendar'[Date])
VAR mymaxdate = MAX('Calendar'[Date])
RETURN
CALCULATE(
    [Sales],
    'Calendar'[Date] <= mymaxdate)
 

This gets all sales

All sales = CALCULATE([Sales], ALL('Calendar'))

 

This gets your answer ...

% of all = DIVIDE([Cumulative sales],[All sales])
 

Thanks for reaching out for help.

I put in a lot of effort to help you, now please quickly help me by giving kudos.

Remember we are unpaid volunteers and here to coach you with Power BI and DAX skills and techniques, not do the users job for them. So please click the thumbs up and accept as solution button. 

If you give someone a fish then you only give them one meal, but if you teach them how to fish then they can feed themselves and teach others for a lifetime.  I prefer to teach members on this forum techniques rather give full solutions and do their job. You can then adapt the technique for your solution, learn some DAX skills for next time and soon become a Power BI Super User like me. 

One question per ticket please. If you need to extend your request then please raise a new ticket.

You will get a quicker response and each volunteer solver will get the kudos they deserve. Thank you ! 

 

 

m_alireza
Solution Specialist
Solution Specialist

Hi @joaofms44 , 

If I understood you correctly, I believe this is what you are looking for: 

Calculated Column = CALCULATE (
    SUM ( 'Table'[% Data] ),
    ALL ( 'Table'),
   'Table'[Data] <= EARLIER ( 'Table'[Data] )

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