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Hi guys,
I have this measure which is linked to a calendar table:
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Hi @miikasa
Could you try:
Running total =
Calculate(
[SalesIndex]
, Calendar[Date] <= Max(Calendar[Date]) --Filter to less than the current max
, Year(Calendar[Date]) = Year(Max(Calendar[Date])) --keep in the same year
)
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Hi @miikasa
Have you tried the TotalYTD function?
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Hi @SamWiseOwl,
Thank you for suggestion.
Sorry, I didn't explain clearly.
What I really need is to add a new category in the x-axis and show the accumulated measure. Now when I try to add, it just shows the values by month. Do you have any suggestion on how to do it?
Thank you again.
Hi @miikasa
Could you make a mock up of what you have and what you want please 🙂
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Hi @SamWiseOwl.
Sure!
This is what I have:
And this is what I want:
The x-axis data I built with this formula:
Calendar = CALENDAR(DATE(2022,01,01),TODAY())
And the y-axis I built with this measure:
Hi @miikasa
Could you try:
Running total =
Calculate(
[SalesIndex]
, Calendar[Date] <= Max(Calendar[Date]) --Filter to less than the current max
, Year(Calendar[Date]) = Year(Max(Calendar[Date])) --keep in the same year
)
If you are happy with this answer please mark as a solution for others to find !
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