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Aucesar's avatar
Aucesar
Helper III
3 years ago

Adjust DAX calculation

Hi,

I´m new on DAX and using the DAX Studio I got this to return the right value, what I need is to adjust it to always last month and the result in %, both of those are currency colunms. Thanks so far!

 

/* START QUERY BUILDER */
EVALUATE
CALCULATETABLE(
    ROW(
    "ValorNominal for INVESTIMENTOS divided by ValorNota", [ValorNominal for INVESTIMENTOS divided by ValorNota]
    ),
    KEEPFILTERS( FILTER( ALL( Calendario[Date] ), Calendario[Date] >= DATE(2022,8,1) && Calendario[Date] <= DATE(2022,8,31) ))
)
/* END QUERY BUILDER */

2 Replies

  • v-xiaotang's avatar
    v-xiaotang
    Community Support

    Hi Aucesar 

    Thanks for reaching out to us.

    >>  what I need is to adjust it to always last month and the result in %, both of those are currency colunms.

    It is not enough to provide correct solutions based on measurement alone. Can you share some data and expected results? thank you

     

     

    Best Regards,

    Community Support Team _Tang

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    • Aucesar's avatar
      Aucesar
      Helper III

      Hi v-xiaotang , sure:

      Expectated results: A percentage value between two colunms based on last month, let me share some data:

       

      Table1
      Date (Filtered last month) Profit
      01/Sep $10,00
      02/Sep $20,00
      03/Sep (so on)... $30,00

       

      Table2
      Date (filtered last month) Expenses (Filtered by investiments)
      01/Sep $3,00
      02/Sep $4,00
      03/Sep (so on)... $5,00

       

      Expected result:

      Profit total = $60,00

      Investments = $12,00

      Result = 12 / 60 = 0.2 converted to percentage = 20%

       

      What I need is to filter date, sum Table1 value (filtered date), sum table2 (filtered date AND by Investiments) and in the end divide one by another to get a percentage.

       

      Please let me know if you need more info, thanks!