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Hi,
I'm a newish user to PowerBI and struggling with a calculation.
I'm effectively trying to do a SUMIF, but I know you can't do that within PowerBI.
I want to show the sum of the value of all open orders that have a due date this month.
I've created a couple of extra columns to extract the month from the due date and another one to store the current month.
I've tried doing it with a number of different formulas, but all fail for various reasons.
I thought I had it right with:
Open Order Value due this month = Calculate(Sum('Sales Orders'[Value]),'Sales Orders'[Delivery Month]='Sales Orders'[Current Month])
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@GB74 , Formula like. Try formula like
Open Order Value due this month = Calculate(Sum('Sales Orders'[Value]),filter('Sales Orders','Sales Orders'[Delivery Month]='Sales Orders'[Current Month]))
Boa tarde, estou tentando usar a medida abaixo para me retornar a media de lançamentos nos últimos 3 meses.
@GB74 , Formula like. Try formula like
Open Order Value due this month = Calculate(Sum('Sales Orders'[Value]),filter('Sales Orders','Sales Orders'[Delivery Month]='Sales Orders'[Current Month]))
Hola Community!!!
I am a begginer in the powerBi and I did not know how to solve this problem with the issue of calculating working days between two dates because I see "A function 'PLACEHOLDER' has been used in a True/False expression that is used as a table filter expression, which is not allowed."
I attach my code to help me.
thanks!!
RevisedDate vs ClearDate =
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS('Auto Calendar') ,
DATESBETWEEN('AutoCalendar'[Date], IoBl[RevisedDate], IoBl[ClearDate]),
'Auto-calendar'[working days]= TRUE(),
ALL(IoBl)
)
Really Worked
Thank you so much.
The formula works correctly. The value displayed doesn't look correct, but I can go from there to see what is going wrong.
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