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Please help me, I have the requirement to calculate totals for 2 periods, but based on an initial date, for example I have the total for period 1 of a segment 09/01/2022 - 09/30/2022 and the idea is to bring totals automatically corresponding to the period 09/01/2021 - 09/30/2021, apply a measure but this brings me the grand total for all rows
code dax measure
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@Hipnobe Thank you very much for your response and collaboration, I had already carried out those tests, however I applied some custom settings and the problem was solved, I leave the solution here in case someone requires it
@Hipnobe Thank you very much for your response and collaboration, I had already carried out those tests, however I applied some custom settings and the problem was solved, I leave the solution here in case someone requires it
Hello,
First, it doesn't look like you have a date table. If not, I recommend you to start creating one.
Then, can you try to make 2 seperate measures: 1 for N and the 2nd one for N-1 (prueba2 in your example).
The measure to compute N:
Toneladas N =
Toneladas N =
SUM(tab_registros[toneladas])
prueba2 =
prueba2 =
CALCULATE ( [Toneladas N], DATEADD ( Date[Date], -1, YEAR ) )
Best of luck!
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