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@Anonymous ,Have tried running total with help from date table.
example: Cumm Sales = CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[Sales Amount]),filter(allselected(date),date[date] <=max(date[Date])))
@amitchandak Hello Amit, do you know how to solve it? I really need this and honestly have no clue how to solve this inconvenience?
@amitchandak Yes I'm using the exact same measure in my report: Actions YTD = CALCULATE([Total];FILTER(ALLSELECTED(Action_Log[Mon-Year]);Action_Log[Mon-Year] <= MAX(Action_Log[Mon-Year])))
But when I put it in stacked column chart by category I get the situation where for last month I don't have one of the 3 category because at that month there wasn't any data related to that category. What I want is to have the same amount for that category as in previous month in such case. Insteaed I get only 2 category out of 3.
I don't know how to solve it,
Maybe you have any ideas
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