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I have some of what I need from the answer to this post:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/apply-a-compounding-interest-rate/td-p/626465
I have a similar need but an extra layer to my data. The solution from the above post worked perfect for a table like this:
Year Budget
2019 100,000
2020 100,000
2021 100,000
My data looks like this:
Location Year Budget
Site 1 2020 100,000
Site 1 2021 100,000
Site 2 2020 150,000
Site 2 2021 150,000
Site 3 2020 75,000
Site 3 2021 75,000
The problem I'm running into is the measure is only calculating the first site listed for each year. I feel like I'm missing a iterative function in the Dax, but I'm not sure.
Measure 7 = VAR __2020Budget = MAXX(FILTER(ALL('Table13'),[Year]=2019),[Budget]) VAR __currentYear = MAX([Year]) VAR __minYear = 2020 RETURN __2019Budget * POWER(1+[Rate Increase], __currentYear - __minYear)
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Hey Frank,
So I ended up figuring out that I needed to make the following change to solve this.
Measure 7 = //Original Variable // VAR __2020Budget = MAXX(FILTER(ALL('Table13'),[Year]=2019),[Budget]) // this was filtering to the first row of each year, not what I needed VAR __currentYear = MAX([Year]) VAR __minYear = 2020 // New Variable, by using sumx I get the totals for each site I've selected with a slicer allowing me to look
//at smaller groups or all of them
VAR __SiteAnnualCost = SUMX('Table13'[Year]) RETURN //Original output //__2020Budget * POWER(1+[Rate Increase], __currentYear - __minYear) // New working output __SiteAnnualCost * POWER(1+[Rate Percent], __currentYear - __minYear)
I hope that makes sense, I know my DAX is not elegant
I had thought I needed and additional variable and a more complex formula but turns out I needed to replace my variable and I was good to go. If you'd still like a sample let me know and I'll post it. Thanks!
Hi @Richard_H ,
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Hey Frank,
So I ended up figuring out that I needed to make the following change to solve this.
Measure 7 = //Original Variable // VAR __2020Budget = MAXX(FILTER(ALL('Table13'),[Year]=2019),[Budget]) // this was filtering to the first row of each year, not what I needed VAR __currentYear = MAX([Year]) VAR __minYear = 2020 // New Variable, by using sumx I get the totals for each site I've selected with a slicer allowing me to look
//at smaller groups or all of them
VAR __SiteAnnualCost = SUMX('Table13'[Year]) RETURN //Original output //__2020Budget * POWER(1+[Rate Increase], __currentYear - __minYear) // New working output __SiteAnnualCost * POWER(1+[Rate Percent], __currentYear - __minYear)
I hope that makes sense, I know my DAX is not elegant
I had thought I needed and additional variable and a more complex formula but turns out I needed to replace my variable and I was good to go. If you'd still like a sample let me know and I'll post it. Thanks!
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