Calculation inventory values

[lreinhard77]

Hi, 

I want to calculate inventory values as exemplified in the following screenprint. 
My problem is related to the issue price calculation for which I need the **bleep** value and **bleep** qty from the previous row. 
I already tried many things but always get a circular dependency message. 
Does anyone has a tip how to fix this issue and can help me with the correct formula for the issue price calculation?

[v-rongtiep-msft]

Hi @lreinhard77 ,

I have created a simple sample, please refer to my pbix file.

Create a measure.

Measure = 

CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[qTY]),FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[date]<=SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[date])&&'Table'[Item]=SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Item])))

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[lreinhard77]

Hello, 

I tried to make things more clear and prepared some data in Excel. 
In short: 
I get some data from an accounting system (yellow colored section). 
For those data, I want to calculate (a) the issue price because I need it to ultimately calculate (b) the inventory value. 
The inventory value is illustrated in the last column. 

My problem is that the sales price and sales value (qty * sales price) influences the subsequent sales price calculations. 
As an example, the sales price in line 4 is influenced by the sales price (times the sales quantity) in line 2
Unfortunately, I don't know the correct way how to make this calculation in PowerBI. 

I already tried many things but always get a circularity error 😞

[v-rongtiep-msft]

Hi @lreinhard77 ,

Sorry, I'm not smart. Are you trying to calculate the sales pricez column? If according to you 427.5=(0+17100)/40, which column does 40 represent?Cumcurrenh or CurrentBuy?Why is the third column 0?(0-2137.5)/40=53.4375 and how do you get the 55 in (0+17100-2137.5+0+0+0+8100)/55? And why does this result appear in the fourth and fifth row? What is the logic of the calculation?

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[lreinhard77]

Hi, 

I tried to make things more clear with the following illustrations.

I am not sure if I can attach you my Excel file here. 
Hope those screenprints make things clear.