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Hi, what is a manageable way to calculate or add a certain field/column/value of each year??
The below is an example data I have. I need to add all Training Travel (Plan) values for the year 2019 (highlighted in yellow), and another calculcation will be made on 2020 (highlighted in orange).
I have created a table to showcase this, but as you can see, this is hard coded. I believe this is not manageable as time goes by and data gets massive.
This is my code for reference:
Finance = {
(2018, (SUMX(FILTER(
'MP - Engine',
'MP - Engine'[Start Date].[Year] = 2018
), 'MP - Engine'[Training Travel (Planned)]))),
(2019, (SUMX(FILTER(
'MP - Engine',
'MP - Engine'[Start Date].[Year] = 2019
), 'MP - Engine'[Training Travel (Planned)]))),
(2020, (SUMX(FILTER(
'MP - Engine',
'MP - Engine'[Start Date].[Year] = 2020
), 'MP - Engine'[Training Travel (Planned)]))),
(2021,(SUMX(FILTER(
'MP - Engine',
'MP - Engine'[Start Date].[Year] = 2021
), 'MP - Engine'[Training Travel (Planned)])))}
Solved! Go to Solution.
@GA1993 , Few ways
Create a year column in table
year = year([Start Date]) // if text then try ->// left([Start Date],4)
then create a new table
Summarize(Table, Table[Year], "Total", Sum(Table[Training Travel Plan]))
@GA1993 , Few ways
Create a year column in table
year = year([Start Date]) // if text then try ->// left([Start Date],4)
then create a new table
Summarize(Table, Table[Year], "Total", Sum(Table[Training Travel Plan]))
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