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Hello,
I am actually working on an AR ageing report.
My data model is as follows: I have a AR transaction table with the amount, with a Date filed related to a calendar table.
So far, I have managed to get the ageing as at today. I have added a calculated column, to calculate the age of the transaction and have used this measure to make it work:
Hi Akhtar.
i think it's not possible to have a dynamic column that respond to a slicer.
but if you want to have calculated column.
then you can create a crossjoin calculated table that consist a calendar and age group.
something like this formula:
Summary AR =
var tblCalendar = SELECTCOLUMNS('Calendar', "Date", 'Calendar'[Date])
var tblAgeingGroup = SELECTCOLUMNS('Ageing Group', "Age Group", 'Ageing Group'[Age Group])
var tblClient = SELECTCOLUMNS(Client, "DCLink", Client[DCLink])
return CROSSJOIN(tblCalendar,tblAgeingGroup,tblClient)
then you can add calculated column for each reporting date, age group and client either to count number of transactions and amount.
finally, create a relationship between your calendar table with new summary AR table.
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Can you provide sample data or a mock-up PBIX file?
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