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I have two tables connected to a calendar table. One has daily values from the beginning and until the end of the month. Another table has a monthly target value, that is, that table only has one day per month. How do I return this value for every day on a chart? watch
In the goal table, there is only the 20th of each month, but I wanted to expand this value as if it were a monthly goal, you know?
Solved! Go to Solution.
[Monthly Goal Extended] =
// YearMonthID must be something that uniquely
// identifies the month across the entire Calendar.
// It could, for instance, be the integer YYYYMM.
var __months = DISTINCT( 'Calendar'[YearMonthID] )
var __sumOfMonthlyTargets =
calculate(
sum( 'Monthly Targets'[Projected Amount] ),
__months,
removefilters( 'Calendar' )
)
return
__sumOfMonthlyTargets
[Monthly Goal Extended] =
// YearMonthID must be something that uniquely
// identifies the month across the entire Calendar.
// It could, for instance, be the integer YYYYMM.
var __months = DISTINCT( 'Calendar'[YearMonthID] )
var __sumOfMonthlyTargets =
calculate(
sum( 'Monthly Targets'[Projected Amount] ),
__months,
removefilters( 'Calendar' )
)
return
__sumOfMonthlyTargets
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