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Hello,
I have a dataframe like below;
I want to calculate running total for 'Duration' column(ascending version)
Do I have to rank them first or is there any other way?
All ranking examples work for columns but I need to rank Duration column as measure if needed.
Thanks in advance,
Hi @Anonymous
try a calculated column
Column = calculate(sum(Table1[Duration]);filter(all(Table1);Table1[Duration]<=earlier(Table1[Duration])))do not hesitate to give a kudo to useful posts and mark solutions as solution
Hello,
Thank you for your answer but I need measure because I have several slicers so every running sum calculation needs to be remade for every selection.
@Anonymous
no problem
this measure should work
Measure = calculate(sum(Table1[Duration]);filter(all(Table1);'Table1'[Duration]<=SELECTEDVALUE('Table1'[Duration])))do not hesitate to give a kudo to useful posts and mark solutions as solution
Thanks for answer but this formula effects and consider all table.
I want to calculate it dynamically.
In below image it works fine.
https://ibb.co/qW9X0SX
But when I slice Ma_2 it doesn't re-calculate the selection
https://ibb.co/2PRS38m
Hi @Anonymous
Try this Measure
Measure = 
VAR __maxDuration = MAX( 'Table'[Duration] )
RETURN 
CALCULATE(
    SUM( 'Table'[Duration] ),
    ALLSELECTED( 'Table' ), 
    'Table'[Duration] <= __maxDuration 
)
@Mariusz  Thank you it works, but when they are repetitive values it doesn't sum up until value changes.
For example;
Value   Cumulative.Sum
35         35  
17         52  
15         67 
11         78  
7           92
7           92
3           104
3           104
3           104
3           104
2           106
How can I convert first 92 to 85?
@Anonymous
what's rule do you want to define whats 7 is the first, whats is the second?
its impossible do correct without any additional dimension
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Hello @az38
I added the correct version of what I want.
Is it impossible?
For example;
Value   Cumulative.Sum(Wrong)  Cumulative.Sum(Correct)
35                    35                                          35
17                    52                                          52
15                    67                                          67
11                    78                                          78                                                                                
7                      92                                          85
7                      92                                          92
3                      104                                        95
3                      104                                        98 
3                      104                                        101
3                      104                                        104
2                      106                                        106 
@Anonymous
I dont see a way to split 7's values in your data model without addition any other order column
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