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Hi!
Im trying to calculate a measure (Measure Total) based in other measure. Its something like that:
The measure "Monthly HeadCount" is a value for each month. The Measure "Measure Acum Month" is the sum of "Monthly HeadCount" based in TOTALYTD, considering April for the first month in year.
Measure Acum Month = TOTALYTD([Monthly HeadCount];'Calendar'[Date];FILTER(ALL('Calendar'[Date]);'Calendar'[Date]<=MAX('Calendar'[Date]));"31/03")
My problem is the last measure, "Measure Total". I need the value to be a sum of "Measure Acum Month" based in TOTALYTD, the same way that "Measure Acum Month" is calculated.
For Example:
For the first row of grid, the value for the "Measure Total" is 300. But for second row should be 910 (300+610), the third should be 1820 (300 + 610 + 910)...
Someone have any idea how i calculate this?
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Thanks for all!
I solved the question using SUMMARIZECOLUMNS, creating a new table based in other Calculate:
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(DimDate[Year];DimDate[MonthNumber];"TotalValueCum";[Total Value **bleep**];"Total Count **bleep**";[Total Count **bleep**])
Now, i have a new table with values cumulateds, for new calculations.
Thanks for all!
I solved the question using SUMMARIZECOLUMNS, creating a new table based in other Calculate:
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(DimDate[Year];DimDate[MonthNumber];"TotalValueCum";[Total Value **bleep**];"Total Count **bleep**";[Total Count **bleep**])
Now, i have a new table with values cumulateds, for new calculations.
out of curiosity - is this an acadmic question, or is there some business logic behind it?
I think it should be possible to do it with SUMX & SUMMARIZE, but I'm really curious why it needs to be done
Hi, Stachu!
Its a business logic, to create a specific KPI for client. But is not a final value. Has to be used in others calculations.
but if I get it right then some months are actually multiplicated, right?
from your example
For the first row of grid, the value for the "Measure Total" is 300. But for second row should be 910 (300+610), the third should be 1820 (300 + 610 + 910)...
in the third row 300 has been included 3 times, while the actual value for that month was 300
1820 = 300 + (300 + 610) + (300 + 610 + 910)
can you elaborate on this business logic?, maybe there will be other way of achieving the same result?
Exactly, Stachu!
in the third row 300 has been included 3 times, while the actual value for that month was 300
1820 = 300 + (300 + 610) + (300 + 610 + 910)
For now, i use this value to return a average between months. But Average is calculated based in the sum of this values.
Its something like:
YTD AVERAGE
JAN 300 300 (300/ 1 Month)
FEB 610 455 (300+610/2 Months)
MAR 910 606 (300+610+910/3 Months)
Hi @guilherme_gq,
Please review this similar thread: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Recursive-query/td-p/234698.
Best Regards,
Angelia
Hi @guilherme_gq,
You use the following formula, which doesn't work?
Measure Total = TOTALYTD([Measure Acum Month];'Calendar'[Date];FILTER(ALL('Calendar'[Date]);'Calendar'[Date]<=MAX('Calendar'[Date]));"31/03")
Do you mind share your .pbix file for better analysis?
Best Regards,
Angelia
Angelia,
I edited my first post. Link is there!
And create a new measure based in CALCULATE, if the YTD measure create any problem.