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I've checked most of the forum posts regarding cumulative and running totals but none of them seem to be working with my report.
Date | In/Out | Tonnage |
1/04/2022 | In | 345 |
1/04/2022 | Out | 335 |
10/04/2022 | In | 355 |
11/04/2022 | In | 20 |
I currently have a line graph with the date on the X-Axis, and the tonnage on the Y-Axis. I want the tonnage to be running through cumunitavely (in for counting for plus tonnage, out counting for minus tonnage).
For example, 1/04/2022 will read as 10 on Y-Axis (345 - 335).
10/04/2022 will read as 365 on Y-Axis (10 + 355)
11/04/2022 will read as 385 on Y-Axis (365 + 20)
Any help will be appreciated 🙂
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@alex9999
Please check the attached file:
Running Total =
VAR __Date = max( Dates[Date])
VAR __InTotal =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Table1[Tonnage]),
Table1[In/Out] = "IN",
'Dates'[Date] <= __Date,
ALLSELECTED( 'Dates' )
)
VAR __OutTotal =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Table1[Tonnage]),
Table1[In/Out] = "OUT",
'Dates'[Date] <= __Date,
ALLSELECTED( 'Dates' )
)
RETURN
IF( sum(Table1[Tonnage]) <> BLANK(),
__InTotal - __OutTotal
)
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@alex9999
Please check the attached file:
Running Total =
VAR __Date = max( Dates[Date])
VAR __InTotal =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Table1[Tonnage]),
Table1[In/Out] = "IN",
'Dates'[Date] <= __Date,
ALLSELECTED( 'Dates' )
)
VAR __OutTotal =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Table1[Tonnage]),
Table1[In/Out] = "OUT",
'Dates'[Date] <= __Date,
ALLSELECTED( 'Dates' )
)
RETURN
IF( sum(Table1[Tonnage]) <> BLANK(),
__InTotal - __OutTotal
)
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Thank you, exactly what I was looking for! Great help 🙂
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