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Hello fellow members,
Need help with a Measure to not display the maximum cohort period on each row per MonthYear on the following visual.
Example
MonthYear May-19 should stop at period 13
MonthYear June-19 should stop at period 13
MonthYear Jul-19 should stop at period 12 etc...
Therefore the measure should be Max period minus 1. Hope I'm clear enough. Thanks in advance.
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@BICrazy - I am thinking something like:
Measure
VAR __Calc = <some calc>
VAR __Period = MAX('Table'[Period] // whatever is in your Columns
VAR __Num = COUNTROWS(ALL('Table'[Period]),[Period]>__Period
RETURN
IF(ISBLANK(__Num),BLANK(),__Calc)
@BICrazy , in your case these measure on top of you measure should work
if([Measure]=0, blank(), [measure]) or
sumx(values(Table[Monthyear]),if([Measure]=0, blank(), [measure]))
@BICrazy
Include our measure within an IF condition like:
Measure New =
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE(Table[Day])> 10 ,
BLANK() ,
[Your% Measure]
)
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@BICrazy
Include our measure within an IF condition like:
Measure New =
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE(Table[Day])> 10 ,
BLANK() ,
[Your% Measure]
)
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@Fowmy , @amitchandak , @Greg_Deckler
All of the measures you guys proposed worked in my case. Thanks a mill for your help.
@BICrazy Always more than 1 way to do things in DAX!!
@BICrazy - I am thinking something like:
Measure
VAR __Calc = <some calc>
VAR __Period = MAX('Table'[Period] // whatever is in your Columns
VAR __Num = COUNTROWS(ALL('Table'[Period]),[Period]>__Period
RETURN
IF(ISBLANK(__Num),BLANK(),__Calc)
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