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I have one column on an excel sheet that I need to put into my pbi dashboard.
It's called [Where we actually are YTD] and it is based on a calculation from [YTD funded] which will start at $0 for January 1st, 2022. To get each value for each day, it is added with a calculated column called WWAA.
Where I am having a hard time is in February onwards. To get the first value for February [YTD Funded] for the Where we actually are YTD, I need to take the MAX (or the last value of the previous month) of the Where we actually are YTD.
So if January 31st is $1000 for example, then Feb 1st will be MAX[where we actually are YTD] +[WWAA] = X
To summarize:
[YTD funded] = MAX/Last date of [Where we actually are YTD] (where January will start at $0)
[Where we actually are YTD] = [YTD funded] + [WWAA] <--- a calculated measure
Is something like this possible?
February example:
YTD Funded is the MAX of January (example, $1000)
WWAA rolling sum
Day | YTD funded | Where we actually are YTD [YTD funded] + [WWAA] |
1 | $1000 | $1005 |
2 | $1000 | $1050 |
3 | $1000 | $1500 |
...28 | $1000 | $1800 |
Then in March, it'll be $1800 + [WWAA] For March 1st.
Hi, @KW123
Not fully sure what the question.
How did you calculate the value of [WWAA]?
If the calculation involves iterative operations, it is recommended to pre-process in Excel before importing into PowerBI.
Regards,
Ethan
Hi @Ethan96
Thanks for the reply.
The DAX for WWAR is
To clarify,
I have a column for Last day of previous month,
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