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I have a rolling sum calculated column, but my problem is that I really just want it to roll up that year only. Then when a new year starts, it goes back to zero. Here is the formula for the column. How can I get this to check the year?
Rolling= calculate (sum([count]),
filter(
all('Turnover No team'),
'Turnover No team'[Year.Month]<= earlier('Turnover No team'[Year.Month])
))
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try adding a check on the year to the condition in the filter expression:
Rolling = CALCULATE ( SUM ( [count] ), FILTER ( ALL ( 'Turnover No team' ), 'Turnover No team'[Year.Month] <= EARLIER ( 'Turnover No team'[Year.Month] ) && YEAR ( 'Turnover No team'[Year.Month] ) = YEAR ( EARLIER ( 'Turnover No team'[Year.Month] ) ) ) )
Try adding a check on the year to the condition in the filter expression:
Rolling = CALCULATE ( SUM ( [count] ), FILTER ( ALL ( 'Turnover No team' ), 'Turnover No team'[Year.Month] <= EARLIER ( 'Turnover No team'[Year.Month] ) && YEAR ( 'Turnover No team'[Year.Month] ) = YEAR ( EARLIER ( 'Turnover No team'[Year.Month] ) ) ) )
I actually tried that, but I think had the year () wrong somewhere. Thanks!
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