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I am new to DAX formules but I would like to make a report/matrix of our montly revenue based on a start date and daily earnings. So, my goal would be to have the monthly revenue in a matrix from the start date untill the total days run out.
Help would be very appreciated
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@Dennis12 , Create a end date , based on start date
new column
revenue end date = [revenue Start date] +[Total days]
refer this blog
@Dennis12 , Create a end date , based on start date
new column
revenue end date = [revenue Start date] +[Total days]
refer this blog
Hi @Dennis12
I think this a similar case https://community.powerbi.com/t5/DAX-Commands-and-Tips/Interest-Calculation/m-p/2321575
it is not the same but similar. You can create a simple date table that starts from date you indicate up to the last date in your table. Using CROSSJOIN + FILTER you can unpivot your data which mskes it easier to analyze. If this is what you're looking for, please share some sample data and brief on the expected results.
Have a great day!
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