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Hi everyone,
I have the following table:
The table column is linked to another date table. I would like to insert a calculated column with the value of the same month (for the same Company_ID), but the year before. Is this possible and if so, which DAX formula do I use?
Thanks a lot!!!
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I made a previous post where i asked for a dummy variable to show whether the revenue was bigger compared tot his year and this helped me. I am posting the code here:
Growth =
var __ThisMth = Revenue[Date]
var __ThisCo = Revenue[Company]
var __ThisStmt = Revenue[Statement]
var __PrevMth = DATEADD(Revenue[Date], -1, YEAR)
var __ThisValue = Revenue[Value]
var __PrevValue = LOOKUPVALUE(Revenue[Value],
Revenue[Company], __ThisCo,
Revenue[Statement], __ThisStmt,
Revenue[Date], __PrevMth)
RETURN
IF ( __ThisValue > __PrevValue, 1, 0)
All credits go to @dedelman_clng , I hope this can also help some other people that need the value of the previous year next to the current one.
I made a previous post where i asked for a dummy variable to show whether the revenue was bigger compared tot his year and this helped me. I am posting the code here:
Growth =
var __ThisMth = Revenue[Date]
var __ThisCo = Revenue[Company]
var __ThisStmt = Revenue[Statement]
var __PrevMth = DATEADD(Revenue[Date], -1, YEAR)
var __ThisValue = Revenue[Value]
var __PrevValue = LOOKUPVALUE(Revenue[Value],
Revenue[Company], __ThisCo,
Revenue[Statement], __ThisStmt,
Revenue[Date], __PrevMth)
RETURN
IF ( __ThisValue > __PrevValue, 1, 0)
All credits go to @dedelman_clng , I hope this can also help some other people that need the value of the previous year next to the current one.
=DAte(YEAR(Table1[date]-1),MONTH(Table1[date]),DAY(Table1[date]))
Hi, this returns the date, I need the column to return the corresponding Value of that date (Column 4).
maybe something like this but if multiple values on that date will give you largest value.
=calculate(max(othertable[value]),filter(all(othertable),othertable[date]=DAte(YEAR(Table1[date]-1),MONTH(Table1[date]),DAY(Table1[date]))
So with othertable you're referring to the Date-table, correct? Value is not a Column in that Date-table. This date-table is just one column of dates to be able to make use of the time-intelligence functions.
I also just tried your formula, and unfortunately it just returns the same value.
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