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Hi,
I am trying to accumulate NBIT values in a column like this.
Accu_NBIT = CALCULATE(
SUM('Total Distribution All'[NIBT]),
FILTER(
ALL('Total Distribution All'[NIBT]),
'Total Distribution All'[Ranking]< MAX('Total Distribution All'[Ranking])))
But it keeps returning the exactly same value withn column "NBIT".
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @tmacfrank,
Add an Index Column to your table in Query Editor, and then try with this DAX formula to create your column
Accu_NBIT =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'Total Distribution All'[NIBT] ),
ALL (Total Distribution All),
'Total Distribution All'[Index]
<= EARLIER ( 'Total Distribution All'[Index] )
)Regards
Hi @tmacfrank,
Add an Index Column to your table in Query Editor, and then try with this DAX formula to create your column
Accu_NBIT =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'Total Distribution All'[NIBT] ),
ALL (Total Distribution All),
'Total Distribution All'[Index]
<= EARLIER ( 'Total Distribution All'[Index] )
)Regards
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