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Hi,
I have a model for presenting the development of overdue accounts receivables by month, and overdues today (Baan - Current) in the included snip. My business has set a target of 10 % reduction of overdue balance from Year Start to year end. I would like to create a measure which calculates 90 % of open overdue amount at year start (413,25 million --> 90 % of 459,17 million) which applies to all periods as shown in the snip below.
Thank you.
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This will apply to all periods, but will show 90 % of the Open amount per period, and not 90 % of the open amount for year start - equal to 413 mill, which I need to be applied to all categories.
@sindrekb ,
Try this in a new calculated measure:
Target Test =
CALCULATE(
SUM(ar_db[Open Amount]) * 0.9,
ALL(ar_db),
ar_db[Development Status] = "Year start"
)
Output:
@sindrekb ,
Not sure if I completely understood your query but is this what you are looking for?
Target Test = SUM(TableName[Open Amount]) * 0.9
This will provide you 90% of open amount.
This will apply to all periods, but will show 90 % of the Open amount per period, and not 90 % of the open amount for year start - equal to 413 mill, which I need to be applied to all categories.
@sindrekb ,
Try this in a new calculated measure:
Target Test =
CALCULATE(
SUM(ar_db[Open Amount]) * 0.9,
ALL(ar_db),
ar_db[Development Status] = "Year start"
)
Output:
This works! Fantastic. Thank you 🙂
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