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Hello,
I would like to calculate the sum on a dynamic date range, for example:
For March 2019, the sum of material consumption must be:
= Sum of material consumption (April 2018 to March 2019)
Another example :
For September 2019, the sum of material consumption must be:
= Sum of material consumption (October 2018 to September 2019)
Please what is the DAX formula to meet this need?
Thank you.
Cordially.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello:
Try the following formula:
MAT cost:= calculate([Sum of material consumption],datesinperiod(calendar[date],lastdate(calendar[date]),-1,year))
Good luck,
José Luis
Hello:
Try the following formula:
MAT cost:= calculate([Sum of material consumption],datesinperiod(calendar[date],lastdate(calendar[date]),-1,year))
Good luck,
José Luis
It worked perfectly for me. Thanks a lot!
Hello,
For this table in Power BI which consists of the fields (fields of the different tables), how to invert the rows in columns and the columns in rows?
You will find attached a screenshot of my table on Power BI.
I thank you in advance.
Cordially.
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