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Calculation Enigma
- 1 year ago
Tried parallel period but it put and astronomical number in each row. But I finally got the PYGA1 column to add up correctly by inputting another measure:
SUMX(SUMMARIZE(MyCalendar,MyCalendar[Date]),CALCULATE(SUMX(MyCalendar,[PYGA1])))
Try using parallelperoid('Calendar'[Calendar Date], -1, year )
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- BrianNeedsHelp1 year agoResolver I
Tried parallel period but it put and astronomical number in each row. But I finally got the PYGA1 column to add up correctly by inputting another measure:
SUMX(SUMMARIZE(MyCalendar,MyCalendar[Date]),CALCULATE(SUMX(MyCalendar,[PYGA1])))- v-aatheeque1 year agoCommunity Support
Hi BrianNeedsHelp ,
Thanks for the update, and well done on resolving the issue with the SUMX(SUMMARIZE(...)) approach and effective way to ensure the daily values aggregate correctly, especially when adjusting for edge cases like end-of-month alignment.If everything looks good on your end now, we’d appreciate it if you could mark your solution as Accepted. This helps other users who may face similar challenges find guidance more easily.
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