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Hi,
I have been attempting (somewhat sucessfully) to distribute revenue from hires over months.
I have a bunch of hire data with the following:
Hire Table:
| Attribute | Types of Instances |
| Hire Type | H or L |
| Address Num | ####### |
| Asset Number | #### |
Start Date | 01/07/2020 |
End Date | 05/09/2020 |
Weekly Rate | 500 |
I also have a table called global dates, which contains every date in the finaincial year and month formated "yyyy-mm"
The below DAX formula has given me some sucess, however when I total it all, the numbers do not match the tally in the monthly figures.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous , refer these blogs if the approach can help
@Anonymous , refer these blogs if the approach can help
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