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agustira97
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Return exact value from same month but from last year.

I've already make an calculated table in visual studio and it look like this.

agustira97_0-1674719513592.png

CountRows is created using CalculatedColumn where it will count how many rows with the same year and month.
I need to show not just exact same years and month, but also last year and last 2 year in my visualization.


How to make dax measure to show last year and last 2 year without using aggregate like sum? Because CountRows already counted.

I want when my filter year = 2022 ; month = 12 it will show value from 2021-12 for my last year visualisation.

*sorry for my bad english, hope you all can understand.

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IoannisPhilip
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Hi @agustira97 ,
you could try using the following:

= CALCULATE(SUM(countrows]), SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR(DateTime[DateKey]))

the SUM() will not alternate the aggregation you expect.
For 2 years, you can try to use instead :

 DATEADD(dates, -2, year)

 Feel free to adjust the period or the timeframe you want.

I hope that was useful.

Thank you for your answer... So I made a new calculated column name 'FullDate' that return date format.
I've also already try run just dateadd, and yeah I got the date that I want.
But when I used it with

CALCULATE(SUM(CalculatedTable1[CountRows]), DATEADD(CalculatedTable1[Full_Date], -1, year)) , the result in my PBI is blank? why?

agustira97_0-1675064464662.png

 

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