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Lagged Values using M
- 3 years ago
Hi Anonymous,
I think doing this in PQ would be a bit of overkill, why would you need this chunks of duplicated data to be stored?
Then, how do you want to make it slicer dependant? Via slicer parameter?
I love PQ/M and, probably, a bit sceptical re DAX, but in this case, it looks like a DAX job.
Assuming your table is called Data and you have another table called Offset, which is just one column of 1,2,3,4,5:
which you use as the slicer:
This is the DAX for calculating a measure (which you can add as a column to your visual):
Lagged = var dt = FIRSTDATE(DATEADD('Data'[Month of Period End], -minx('Offset', 'Offset'[Offset]), MONTH)) return CALCULATE(SUM('Data'[Value]), Filter(ALL('Data'[Month of Period End]), 'Data'[Month of Period End] = dt))Cheers,
John
Hi Anonymous,
I think doing this in PQ would be a bit of overkill, why would you need this chunks of duplicated data to be stored?
Then, how do you want to make it slicer dependant? Via slicer parameter?
I love PQ/M and, probably, a bit sceptical re DAX, but in this case, it looks like a DAX job.
Assuming your table is called Data and you have another table called Offset, which is just one column of 1,2,3,4,5:
which you use as the slicer:
This is the DAX for calculating a measure (which you can add as a column to your visual):
Lagged =
var dt = FIRSTDATE(DATEADD('Data'[Month of Period End], -minx('Offset', 'Offset'[Offset]), MONTH))
return CALCULATE(SUM('Data'[Value]), Filter(ALL('Data'[Month of Period End]), 'Data'[Month of Period End] = dt))
Cheers,
John
- Anonymous3 years agoNot applicable
This was awesome, thanks!