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Calculate WTD sales for same week last year, but for the same number of elapsed days

Hi!

 

Im struggeling with a time int. measure to calculate total sales last year. The main goal is to be able to show a table with [Department], [#Sales WTD] and [#Sales WTD_LY)] - without the need of any slicers at all, where the measure it self takes into account the current weeknumber based on NOW() / TODAY(). 

 

This is working fine with some easy measures, but my main problem is that [#Sales WTD_LY] calculates the sum for the whole week last year, and not for instance: only sales from monday until thursday (todays day). This makes it quite useless a KPI.

 

So - does anyone know how to take this into account?

 

Thanks! (Mock data set = https://ufile.io/uarzc)

 

(My week starts on Mondays FYI Smiley Happy)

 

#SalesTotal = SUM([NetAmount])
#SalesTotal_LY = CALCULATE([#SalesTotal];DATEADD(Dates[Date];-1;YEAR))

#SalesWTD = 
CALCULATE([#SalesTotal];
    FILTER(
        Dates;
            YEAR( Dates[Date] ) = YEAR( NOW() )
                && WEEKNUM( Dates[Date];2 ) = WEEKNUM( NOW();2)
    )
)
#SalesWTD_LY = 
CALCULATE([#SalesTotal_LY];
    FILTER(
        Dates;
            YEAR( Dates[Date] ) = YEAR( NOW() )
                && WEEKNUM( (Dates[Date]);2 ) = WEEKNUM( NOW();2)
    )
)
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v-yuezhe-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

@Anonymous,


Create the following columns in your Dates table.

WeekNumber = WEEKNUM(Dates[Date],2)
Year = YEAR(Dates[Date])


Then create the following measure in your sales table.

SameWeekLastYear = IF (
    HASONEVALUE ( 'Dates'[Year] )
        && HASONEVALUE ('Dates'[WeekNumber] ), CALCULATE(
        sales[#SalesTotal],
        FILTER (
            ALL ( 'Dates' ),
            'Dates'[Year] = VALUES ( 'Dates'[Year] )-1
                && 'Dates'[WeekNumber] = VALUES ( 'Dates'[WeekNumber] )
                && 'Dates'[WeekNumber] = WEEKNUM(NOW(),2 )
        )
    ))

1.PNG

Reference:
http://www.dutchdatadude.com/ultimate-time-based-calculations-cheat-sheet-for-dax-power-bi-including-week-based-calculations/

Regards,
Lydia

Community Support Team _ Lydia Zhang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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v-yuezhe-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

@Anonymous,


Create the following columns in your Dates table.

WeekNumber = WEEKNUM(Dates[Date],2)
Year = YEAR(Dates[Date])


Then create the following measure in your sales table.

SameWeekLastYear = IF (
    HASONEVALUE ( 'Dates'[Year] )
        && HASONEVALUE ('Dates'[WeekNumber] ), CALCULATE(
        sales[#SalesTotal],
        FILTER (
            ALL ( 'Dates' ),
            'Dates'[Year] = VALUES ( 'Dates'[Year] )-1
                && 'Dates'[WeekNumber] = VALUES ( 'Dates'[WeekNumber] )
                && 'Dates'[WeekNumber] = WEEKNUM(NOW(),2 )
        )
    ))

1.PNG

Reference:
http://www.dutchdatadude.com/ultimate-time-based-calculations-cheat-sheet-for-dax-power-bi-including-week-based-calculations/

Regards,
Lydia

Community Support Team _ Lydia Zhang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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