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Two issues for which I'm seeking best practices. Here's my data scenario:
I'd like to:
Thanks very much for any thoughts you may have on the matter.
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HI @MarkPalmberg ,
#1, You can try to use following calculated column to achieve your requirement.
Sum of Current FY = CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table[InstallmenntAmount] ), FILTER ( ALL ( Table ), [PledgeID] = EARLIER ( Table[PledgeID] ) && [InstallmentFY] = EARLIER ( Table[InstallmentFY] ) ) )
#2, I'd like to suggest you write a measure to compare current FY and today's FY and return tag. Then drag this measure to visual level filter and keep Y tag records.
Sample:
Tag Measure = VAR todayFY = 'formula to convert today to FY' VAR currFY = MAX ( Table[InstallmentFY] ) RETURN IF ( currFY <= todayFY - 3, "Y", "N" )
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
HI @MarkPalmberg ,
#1, You can try to use following calculated column to achieve your requirement.
Sum of Current FY = CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table[InstallmenntAmount] ), FILTER ( ALL ( Table ), [PledgeID] = EARLIER ( Table[PledgeID] ) && [InstallmentFY] = EARLIER ( Table[InstallmentFY] ) ) )
#2, I'd like to suggest you write a measure to compare current FY and today's FY and return tag. Then drag this measure to visual level filter and keep Y tag records.
Sample:
Tag Measure = VAR todayFY = 'formula to convert today to FY' VAR currFY = MAX ( Table[InstallmentFY] ) RETURN IF ( currFY <= todayFY - 3, "Y", "N" )
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng