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Hi,
I am trying to calculate the absolute month values (in month difference) from a cumulative data set. Where am I going wrong with the formular?
thanks
James
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Thanks @ryan_mayu . That has worked but I realised I left a fundamental part out. I will have different sites so want to apply this calculation per site i.e so I get the january absolute value for site 1 and site 2 (i will have lots of sites in reality) is there a quick edit to account for this?
Using current formula it goes a bit wrong
Thanks for your help
James
pls try this
Column = 'Table'[cumulative]-maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[Month]=EDATE(EARLIER('Table'[Month]),-1)&&'Table'[site]=EARLIER('Table'[site])),'Table'[cumulative])
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Thanks @ryan_mayu . That has worked but I realised I left a fundamental part out. I will have different sites so want to apply this calculation per site i.e so I get the january absolute value for site 1 and site 2 (i will have lots of sites in reality) is there a quick edit to account for this?
Using current formula it goes a bit wrong
Thanks for your help
James
pls try this
Column = 'Table'[cumulative]-maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[Month]=EDATE(EARLIER('Table'[Month]),-1)&&'Table'[site]=EARLIER('Table'[site])),'Table'[cumulative])
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pls try this
Column = 'Table'[cumulative]-maxx(FILTER('Table','Table'[Month]=EDATE(EARLIER('Table'[Month]),-1)),'Table'[cumulative])
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