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I need to create a visualization that compares sales data from week "x" and week "x-1", that is, the week immediately before.
Something like this:
First, I created a filter per week. then, I was thinking of using cards, in the first card, add the sales of the week "x", in the second card, I should show the sales of the week "x-1". I used the following measure:
Sale_sem_bef = CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[COP Value]);FILTER(Calendar;Calendar[Profit_Week]=[filter_sem_bef])).
filter_sem_bef = SELECTEDVALUE(Calendar[Profit_Week];1)-1
However, the measurement (Sale_sem_bef) is blank.
I believe that the week's initial filter is affecting the measurement.
How can I solve it? Is there another way to get what I need?
Thaks
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Hi @Cathe208 ,
Total Rollover = VAR maxDate = MAX (m1[Real Date]) VAR Rollover = CALCULATE ( [Sum Excess], m1[Real Date] <= maxDate ) RETURN Rollover
You will need to do something along these lines to get a previous date or week. In this case, maxDate is set to a the current date, and you filter the table if you use < to the row before this date. I will provide my pbix and hopefully you can tease out the pattern. Unfortunately I am working on something right now. Rollover or go to https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/Using-EARLIER-with-a-SMART-INDEX/ba-p/809341 and scroll down to the comment by MarcoRusso. Or finally google dax Previous Row. You are looking for a pattern. Good Luck! Nathaniel
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Hi @Cathe208 ,
Total Rollover = VAR maxDate = MAX (m1[Real Date]) VAR Rollover = CALCULATE ( [Sum Excess], m1[Real Date] <= maxDate ) RETURN Rollover
You will need to do something along these lines to get a previous date or week. In this case, maxDate is set to a the current date, and you filter the table if you use < to the row before this date. I will provide my pbix and hopefully you can tease out the pattern. Unfortunately I am working on something right now. Rollover or go to https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/Using-EARLIER-with-a-SMART-INDEX/ba-p/809341 and scroll down to the comment by MarcoRusso. Or finally google dax Previous Row. You are looking for a pattern. Good Luck! Nathaniel
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Nathaniel_C Thanks very much for your solution. It worked.
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