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Hi,
I've created a running total measure with the following formula:
Running Realised Cost = CALCULATE ( SUM ( test_data_powerbi[Realised Cost] ), FILTER ( (ALLSELECTED( test_data_powerbi[Issue Date] )), test_data_powerbi[Issue Date] <= MAX ( test_data_powerbi[Issue Date]) ) )
It looks good with slicers by category...
But when I'm playing with the date it bazzes:
Do you know how to avoid this? Feel like it would be a common problem. I can also provide the .pbix and data if needed
Thank you!
Katie
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Hi @katie1234 ,
Could you please try the following measure?
Running Realised Cost = CALCULATE ( SUM ( test_data_powerbi[Realised Cost] ), FILTER ( ALLSELECTED(test_data_powerbi), [Issue Date] <= MAX ( test_data_powerbi[Issue Date]) ) )
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Dong Li
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Hi @katie1234 ,
Could you please try the following measure?
Running Realised Cost = CALCULATE ( SUM ( test_data_powerbi[Realised Cost] ), FILTER ( ALLSELECTED(test_data_powerbi), [Issue Date] <= MAX ( test_data_powerbi[Issue Date]) ) )
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Dong Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
yes. The pbix would definitely help
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