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@Pquinlan21 Oh, it's a column. Just remove the MAX around the __Date variable calculation and you will be set.
@Pquinlan21 Could be a whole host of things starting with using CALCULATE and DAX TI functions. You can do this simply by using this:
Measure =
VAR __Date = MAX('winston (2)'[Date])
VAR __PrevDay = __Date - 1
VAR __Result = SUMX( FILTER(ALLSELECTED('winston (2)'), [Date] = __PrevDay), [Daily PPC Natural Gas Burned mcal] )
RETURN
__Result
@Greg_Deckler It worked to get the value for the previous day but it only provided that value. I would like it to give the previous value for each day if that is possible. I have attache a screen shot showing the results of the previous code.
@Pquinlan21 Oh, it's a column. Just remove the MAX around the __Date variable calculation and you will be set.
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