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Can I get help with a DAX measure to calculate YTD volumes for last year sales and current sales (in the three months that have passed and the formula needs to adjust everytime the month moves) by region to use in a matrix table where I have filters on the current month to show the following;
An example, I have a matrix table where I have
1. Forecast
2. Current Mth sales
3. Open O
4.Estimates
5. The difference between Estimate vs Forecast
This table is filtered by Region and calender date.
Here is the measure I have that calculates total sales
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Could you please share the measure and mark it as the accepted solution? This would greatly help other community members in resolving similar issues more efficiently.
Thanks
Hi @Anonymous ,
Could you please share the measure and mark it as the accepted solution? This would greatly help other community members in resolving similar issues more efficiently.
Thanks
Hi there.
Here is the measure ;
Thank you @Greg_Deckler for Your response.
Hello @Anonymous ,
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Forum Community.
Could you kindly provide a sample of your data? This will help ensure the DAX measure aligns accurately with your dataset.
ThankYou.
Hi thank you I actually figured the measure.
@Anonymous Sample data would help. You can also give this a whirl. https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/Better-Year-to-Date-Total/m-p/2875532#M908
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