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Need some quick help. Have been struggling to fix this issue.
I have a fact table where there is a date field and Dollar field with the below details:
Date
Jan 1 2018 ($10)
Jan 2 2018 ($40)
Jan 3 2018 ($30)
Jan 4 2018 ($40)
Jan 5 2018 ($50)
Jan 1 2019 ($100)
Jan 3 2019 ($300)
Jan 5 2019 ($500)
Objective: I need to calculate YTD 2019 (Jan 1 2019 - Jan 5 2019) and YTD 2018 which is the same period last year (Jan 1 2018 - Jan 5 2018).
Tried: YTD 2019 = calculate(sum(dollar_field),datesytd(date_field) - This works fine as output is $900
YTD 2018 = calculate(sum(dollar_field),sameperiodlastyear(datesytd(date_field)) - The output here is $90 whereas it should be $150.
It seems like it scans only for the dates available in the current year i.e Jan 1,3,5 2019.
My question is how can I get the the correct YTD 2018?
Hi @kabra_ashish ,
Check your data. It didn't seem to work for me, until I keyed in my own data. Included a couple of different ways to write these with some built in time functions. Here is my PBIX YTD
Total YTD 2018 = CALCULATE([Total Sales Amount],SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR(cash[Date]))
Let me know if you have any questions.
If this solves your issues, please mark it as the solution, so that others can find it easily. Kudos are nice too.
Nathaniel
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