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Hello Everyone
I am quite new in Power BI & got into a situation where I need help from the community...
Here is the situation;
I need to calculate the %age on the basis of the Data Date filter (I cannot use the sliding slicer due to design restrictions).
Col: Sum of BL Project Total Cost... I need its SUM in all situations only but I need Col: BL Cost Curve to change as per the selected Data Date.
For example:
If I select Data Date July 3 2020 then I'll get the value that is = 2,707,726.08/51,848,107 = 5.22%.
(BL S Curve is just a running total BL Project Cost.)
Attached is the snip for this.
Regards
Yamin
Hi @Anonymous
please try
% BL Cost Curve =
Divide (
[BL Cost Curve],
CALCULATE ( [Sum of BL Project Total Cost], ALL ( 'Date' ) )
)
What is your BL Curve measure? The Table names?
What you want to do, is create a measure using a Summarized function to summarize the BL Curve grouped by Dates. Then filter the summarized table to the selected date or default it to the latest date.
Sample:
% of BL S Curve =
VAR tableVariableResult = MAXX(FILTER(SUMMARIZE(ALL(<table>),<GroupByDate>,"Name Given",[BL S Curve]),<datefield>=<GroupByDate>)),"Name Given")
RETURN DIVIDE([BL S Curve],tableVariableResult)
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