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Hello everyone,
I have this table and i just want to extract the last inventory of each month, i've been trying without succesfull results. I'd really appreciate some help:
The expected result is as follows:
Thank you
Hi @Anonymous
try create a new table
NewTable = summarize(Table;Table[Data].[Month];"lastinventory";LASTNONBLANK(Table[Inventario];1))or
NewTable = summarize(Table;Table[Data].[MonthNo];"lastinventory";LASTNONBLANK(Table[Inventario];1))do not hesitate to give a kudo to useful posts and mark solutions as solution
Hi @az38 ,
Thank you for your response, however, i didn't find the expected result.
Hi @Anonymous
for january result is correct as I see
the right table says that you have a data from other monthes.
if you want to see onle january try
Table = SUMMARIZE(FILTER('total base', MONTH('total_base'[[Fecha]])=1),'total base'[Fecha].[Month],"lastinv",LASTNONBLANK('total base'[Inventario],1))do not hesitate to give a kudo to useful posts and mark solutions as solution
I have a data base with weekly sales and inventory. I can accumulate the sales during the year, but the inventory is the current state of stock in each week ( so the inventory of the month is the inventory of the last week of the month with data ).
I need a measure ( i suppose), that gives me the last week of inventory when i use each month in a visualization.
Thank you.
So, @Anonymous the solution with summarized table doesnt satisfy you?
try a measure like
Measure = calculate(lastnonblank('total base'[Inventario],1). allexcept('total base','total base'[Fecha]))then in visual leave onle month-member of 'total base'[Fecha] hierarchy
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Still not working
@Anonymous
add .[Month]
Measure =
calculate(lastnonblank('total base'[Inventario],1), allexcept('total base','total base'[Fecha].[Month]))looks like this
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Hi, @az38 and thank you for your time and patience.
Your last solution should have worked, but it has not. I don't know if there is a problem with the way that power bi sum the inventories in each week.
Hi @Anonymous
at last, i got it 🙂
1. create a calculated column (not measure) in 'total base' table
r =
RANKX( filter('total base';'total base'[Fecha].[Month]=earlier('total base'[Fecha].[Month]) && not(isblank('total base'[Inventario])));'total base'[Fecha];;DESC)2. create a measure in 'total base' table
inv final mes =
calculate(lastnonblank('total base'[Inventario];sum('total base'[Inventario])); allexcept('total base';'total base'[Fecha].[Month]);'total base'[r]=1)next, leave only Month in Fecha hierarchy inside your visual
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