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I am trying to create a column or measure where I can provide the amount paid where the Billing Year = the Payment Year. I need it to be dynamic so that if we are looking at year 2019 we only see payments for billings done in 2019 or any other year. I've already created a YTD payments but in January the billing was from December. Any thoughts?
I have tables.columns:
Date Dim Billing.Billing Year
Date Dim Payment.Payment Year
Sales Transactions Header.Billing Date
Sales Transactions Allocation.Payment Date
This is similar to the "Count of opened and closed tickets per time period" pattern. Usually this involves a date (calendar) table, an active relationship with one date ( for example billing date) and an inactive relationship with the other (payment date). Then in you DAX you can use USERELATIONSHIP() to switch as needed.
I will research more on the "Count of opened and closed tickets per time period" pattern. I have two different date dim tables for the two dates, would it only work with using an inactive relationship and USERELATIONSHIP()?
Please provide sample data in usable format (not as a picture) and show the expected outcome.
I'm having some issues putting the data in a usable format that is not getting an HTML Error
Billing Year Payment Rec'd Year Amount
2019 2019 $75
2019 2020 $100
2020 2020 $200
2020 2021 $250
2021 2021 $300
So:
2019 billings = $175
2019 payment rec'd = $75
2020 billing = $450
2020 payment rec'd = $300
2020 payment rec'd for same year billing = $200 ****this is the calculation I'm looking for. I already have the YTD and correspodning measures complete. just need to figure out how to add the filter (BillingYear = PaymentYear)
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