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Hello
i wrote some dax query but i'm not getting the right result, can someone help me to take a look at my query please?
here is my query
for sept 2020
%Female = 20
_JoinersFemale = 5
_cumul = 25
for Oct 2020
_Cumul + octobre values of _JoinersFemale for exemple 10
so _cumul for Octobre should be 25 + 10 = 35%
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous , This should be a date, not a month. other options use allselected in place of all
var _cumul = CALCULATE(_RosterFemale + _FJoinersFemale - _FLeavers,FILTER(allselected (D_Calendar[Month]),
D_Calendar[Date] <= MAX(D_Calendar[Date])))
hello
i made this table
using the precedent formula i'm not getting the right result here is how is calculated for exemple the first ligne
sept the cumul is 29,12%
in oct we should have 29,12 - 2,26%(F leavers) +2,8(F hired)
here is the formula
@Anonymous , This should be a date, not a month. other options use allselected in place of all
var _cumul = CALCULATE(_RosterFemale + _FJoinersFemale - _FLeavers,FILTER(allselected (D_Calendar[Month]),
D_Calendar[Date] <= MAX(D_Calendar[Date])))
@Anonymous , the expected output is not clear. But cumulative is like
CALCULATE(_JoinersFemale,Filter(all(Date), Date[Date] <= MAX(Date[Date])))
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