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584100
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SUMX using Year Function

Amount = SUMX (FILTER(Sales,(YEAR(Sales[Date]=2014))),Sales[Sales Amount])
 
Above formula is calculating sum of column [Sales Amount] without filtering rows having value only 2014. I just want to have sum of rows for which Year in [Date] column is 2014. Any idea why is it not considering filter condition.
 
Thanks in advance!!
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az38
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Hi @584100 

First, you have an issue with parenthesys YEAR function: YEAR(Sales[Date]=2014) is completely wrong statement

Second, try to use ALL() inside filter

 

Amount = SUMX (FILTER(ALL(Sales),YEAR(Sales[Date])=2014),Sales[Sales Amount])

 

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Eboones908
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CALCULATE(SUMX(sales,salesamount),salesdate="2014")

az38
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Hi @584100 

First, you have an issue with parenthesys YEAR function: YEAR(Sales[Date]=2014) is completely wrong statement

Second, try to use ALL() inside filter

 

Amount = SUMX (FILTER(ALL(Sales),YEAR(Sales[Date])=2014),Sales[Sales Amount])

 

do not hesitate to give a kudo to useful posts and mark solutions as solution

  


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