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Amortization Cumulative Schedule DAX and Power BI Help
- 5 years ago
Hi, farooqk_aziz
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In view of your larger needs, I try my best to perfect your needs. Your method isn't very good which causes many problems,and I will give my ideas here.
You can sort each id by date(calculate column) to get the period, and then calculate what you want in a summarize table, so that the total can be automatically kept correct.
Like this:
period = RANKX ( FILTER ( ALL ( 'Lease Contracts' ), [LeaseID] = EARLIER ( 'Lease Contracts'[LeaseID] ) ), [Rent Date], , ASC )Table = ADDCOLUMNS ( ADDCOLUMNS ( ADDCOLUMNS ( SUMMARIZE ( 'Lease Contracts', [period], [LeaseID], [Rent Date], [Present Value], [Rent], "Beginning balance", VAR PV = CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'Lease Contracts'[Present Value] ), FILTER ( ALL ( 'Lease Contracts' ), [LeaseID] = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Lease Contracts'[LeaseID] ) ) ) VAR I = 0.0033 VAR Series = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Lease Contracts'[period] ) VAR Payment = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Lease Contracts'[Rent] ) VAR Result = IF ( PV * POWER ( 1 + I, Series - 1 ) - Payment * DIVIDE ( POWER ( 1 + I, Series - 1 ) - 1, I ) >= 0, PV * POWER ( 1 + I, Series - 1 ) - Payment * DIVIDE ( POWER ( 1 + I, Series - 1 ) - 1, I ), 0 ) RETURN Result ), "Interest", [Beginning balance] * 0.0033 ), "Ending balance", IF ( [Beginning balance] - ( [Rent] - [Interest] ) >= 0, [Beginning Balance] - ( [Rent] - [Interest] ), 0 ) ), "Principal", IF ( [Rent] - [Interest] >= 0, [Rent] - [Interest], 0 ) )Here is my sample .pbix file.Hope it helps.
If it doesnโt solve your problem, please feel free to ask me.
Best Regards
Janey Guo
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- 5 years ago
Hello, @BI49
What I wrote to you before has perfectly solved your first problem, and there is no problem with the data. If you want to see the balance based on the date, simply create a table visual without period and ๐๐๐
Like this:
Best regards
Janey Guo
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can someone help please