Hi,
I want to create LY Sales calculation, but somehow there's something wrong with the result.
The total of LY Sales is right, but I don't have any idea why LY sales for each year is not showing.
Here is my formula
LY Sales = CALCULATE([Total Sales], DATEADD(Orders[Order Date],-1,YEAR))
Does anybody know why? 😞
Thanks,
Priscilla
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Hello, try this instead: LY Sales = CALCULATE([Total Sales], SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR('Orders'[Order Date]))
If you have a dedicated date table, you'll want to use the date column from there instead of Order Date
@jat75 Hi, I've also tried with SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR but the result is the same. However, I just figured out that only continuous date is valid for this case and my OrderDate isn't continuous so that's why.
Thanks anyway! 🙂
Hi,
first i have filtered year, then inserted region and sales, when i try to use the above to calculate last year sales, it gives me blank. is it because i have already filtered the year? how can i still show last year sales against this year sales?
thanks in advance
Suresh
Hi Suresh;
Did you solved your problem?, i have same issue about that, the formula didnt worked when i filtered by Year;
i have single fact table with sales measure, person dimension, Year, Month, Date(dateSQL) Dimension;
warm regards;
Opik
Is your date column continuous? If you're using a seperate date table, did you create the relationship using 2 fields with a Date data type?
Hello, try this instead: LY Sales = CALCULATE([Total Sales], SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR('Orders'[Order Date]))
If you have a dedicated date table, you'll want to use the date column from there instead of Order Date
@jat75 Hi, I've also tried with SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR but the result is the same. However, I just figured out that only continuous date is valid for this case and my OrderDate isn't continuous so that's why.
Thanks anyway! 🙂
Hi Guys,
I know it's quite irritating to get the prior year meaures. I tried looking everywhere left with no choice than to try all by myself. Please find the solution below
LY Sales = CALCULATE([Total Sales],Calender[Year] = YEAR(TODAY()) - 1)
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