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Avantgarde
Frequent Visitor

Evolution of value per id filtering by date

Hi,

 

I have been investigating on the forum but still have some issues.

 

I have a table like this:

IdDateValue
11/1/2020Prospect
12/2/2020Lead
15/5/2020Opportunity
23/3/2020Prospect
24/4/2020Lead
27/7/2020Opportunity

 

I need a measure that shows the last value by id filtering by month. For example, if I select march/2020 I need to have something like:

Idvalue
1Lead
2Prospect

 

Then, I need to display a chart that shows the number of distinct id´s per value filtering by month

If I select 5/5/2020, I need to see something like:

Value                           Count of id

Prospect                               0
Lead                                      1
Opportunity                          1

 

This means, we count the number of id´s per value, depending on the last value of an id at a certain date

 

 

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wdx223_Daniel
Community Champion
Community Champion

wdx223_Daniel_0-1613448173060.png

 

Thank you @wdx223_Daniel !

It only works for the dates where it has NonBlank values.

How would you display on a chart like this one the number of distinct Id´s based on their last value, filtering by Month?

 

Captura.PNG

lbendlin
Super User
Super User

Create a Dates table for your range, and connect it to your fact table

 

Dates = CALENDAR("2020-01-01","2020-07-31")
 
(I also added Month and Year calculated columns)
 
 
lbendlin_1-1613438872601.png

 

Then create a measure


Measure =
var m = max(Dates[Month])
var d = CALCULATE(max('Value by Month'[Date]),ALLEXCEPT('Value by Month','Value by Month'[Id]),month('Value by Month'[Date])<=m)
var v= CALCULATE(max('Value by Month'[Value]),ALLEXCEPT('Value by Month','Value by Month'[Id]),'Value by Month'[Date]=d)
return v

and lastly put everything in a visual of your choice.  I omitted the year check from the solution - you can add that yourself.

lbendlin_0-1613439083709.png

If you want a more elegant (but also costlier) measure you can use

 

Measure =
var m = max(Dates[Month])
return  CALCULATE(LASTNONBLANKVALUE(Dates[Date],max('Value by Month'[Value])),month(Dates[Date])<=m)
 
EDIT: after playing with this some more and reading some italian lyrics here's a better version
 
Measure =
var m = max(Dates[Month])
var d = CALCULATE(max('Value by Month'[Date]),Dates[Month]<=m)
return CALCULATE(max('Value by Month'[Value]),TREATAS({d},Dates[Date]))

Thank you very much @lbendlin , it works.

How can I display this measure on a chart like this one?:

pbi screenshot.PNG

I want to replicate your measure on this chart so that I can see the number of distinct Id´s based on their last value, filtering by Month.

 

 

I don't understand your request. Please show the expected outcome.

Hi @lbendlin 

 

Assuming the first data table of the post.

 

If I select 5/5/2020 for instance, I need to see something like:

Value                           Count of id

Prospect                               0
Lead                                      1
Opportunity                          1

 

This means, we count the number of id´s per value, depending on the last value of an id at a certain date

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