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Hi All,
As you can see from the pic that the size increases every month. How do I display the difference in size as well ?
For example : For the month of Feb , instead of 16.74 it should show 14.78+1.96.
Kindly help.
Hi @Kolumam,
Have you resolved your issue? If you have, please mark the right/helpful reply as answer. More people will new things here. If you haven't, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Angelia
SumHeadcount = VAR CurrentMonth LASTDATE('YourTable'[Date]) VAR LastMonthNum = if(Month(CurrentMonth) = 1, 12, MONTH(CurrentMonth) - 1) VAR LastMonth = if(Month(CurrentMonth) = 1, DATE(YEAR(CurrentMonth]) - 1, LastMonthNum, 1), DATE(YEAR(Date]), LastMonthNum, 1)) RETURN SUM('YourTable'[ValueField]) - CALCULATE( SUM('YourTable'[ValueField]), ALL('YourTable') 'YourTable'[Date] = LastMonth )
This might do it, just put it on something with Month Context. This assumes your 'date' fields are done in a way that each date aligns to a single date within a month, like the first.
I wrote something like this for another post. Not the only way to do this, but it was the first way that came to mind:
SumHeadcount = VAR CurrentMonth LASTDATE('YourTable'[Date]) VAR LastMonthNum = if(Month(CurrentMonth) = 1, 12, MONTH(CurrentMonth) - 1) VAR LastMonth = if(Month(CurrentMonth) = 1, DATE(YEAR(CurrentMonth]) - 1, LastMonthNum, 1), DATE(YEAR(Date]), LastMonthNum, 1)) RETURN CALCULATE( SUM('YourTable'[ValueField]), ALL('YourTable') 'YourTable'[Date] >= LastMonth, 'YourTable'[Date] <= CurrentMonth )
EDIT: The code above doesnt do exactly your thing, but it might give you something to work from