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Hi Team,
I am trying to work on the report where i am stuck .
Filters: Months (jan,fev,march...dec)
Source Data contains fields for 2017,2018.
I need to create a chart for cumulative total sales for any month selected.. CY vs PY
eg. Feb is selected
Total sales CY , Total Sales LY
Jan 1000, 2000
Feb 1200, 1500
March 2000, 3000
April 4000, 2500
May 4500, 3000
day, 1Cumulative Amount CY, 2Cumulative Amount PY
1 10 blank
2 30 blank
3 100
4 250
5 400
..
27 1000
28 1200 blank
cumulative sales current year is calculating fine..
1Cumulative Amount CY = CALCULATE([Total Sales],
FILTER(ALLSELECTED(FSP),
FSP[Date_dt]<= MAX(FSP[Date_dt] ) && YEAR(FSP[Date_dt])=YEAR(TODAY())))
date_dt is date heirarachy.
calculated measure: total sales =sum(table[sales])
I created a similar for last year :
2Cumulative Amount PY = CALCULATE([Total Sales],
FILTER(ALLSELECTED(FSP),
FSP[Date_dt]<= MAX(FSP[Date_dt] ) && YEAR(FSP[Date_dt])=YEAR(TODAY()-1))) ==> filtered for last year
also tried this
2Cumulative Amount PY = CALCULATE([total sales ly],
FILTER(ALLSELECTED(FSP),
FSP[Date_dt]<= MAX(FSP[Date_dt] ) )) ==> coming blank
calculated measure : total sales ly = CALCULATE(SUM(FSP[Sales]),PREVIOUSYEAR(FSP[Date_dt].[Date]))
this is giving correct ammount for each month
but this is giving the sames result for all the days
Link: (screenshot)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XsSlmR0jON8BBduCfuwt2pG_gStHXG49/view?usp=sharing
Solved! Go to Solution.
HI Team,
I actually resolved this !!
2Cumulative Amount PY = CALCULATE([total sales ly],
FILTER(ALLSELECTED(FSP),
FSP[Date_dt]<= MAX(FSP[Date_dt] ) ))
but now have faced another issue; which i ll be posting.
HI Team,
I actually resolved this !!
2Cumulative Amount PY = CALCULATE([total sales ly],
FILTER(ALLSELECTED(FSP),
FSP[Date_dt]<= MAX(FSP[Date_dt] ) ))
but now have faced another issue; which i ll be posting.
Hi @Anonymous
Would it be possible for you to share the pbix file? It'd be much easier and quicker for people to help.
Just as an initial thought, if the current year one is working, have you tried the functionSAMEPERIODLASTYEAR( ) ?
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