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Anonymous
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Card Total

Hello,

 

Thanks to all who respond.

 

I am using the following in a measure for a card visual:

 

Qty Sales rolling 12 mth =
 CALCULATE(
   SUM ( salesMaster[quantity] ),
       DATESINPERIOD(  
      salesMaster[yearMonth], MAX( salesMaster[yearMonth] ), -12, MONTH))
 
This works fine for all product lines as a grand total.
But I only need to see the quantity for one product line (clutch).
 
How would I add this to my code above to see just the card total for clutch.
 

Thanks!
BLD

 

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parry2k
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@Anonymous first and foremost, when you are working with dates and using time intelligence functions, always add a date dimension in your model and use that table in your calculations. You can check my video here Learn basics of Time Intelligence DAX functions - Part 1 - YouTube on how to add one and also other time intelligence-related videos. Once it is done, measures are updated, and everything should work.

 

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parry2k
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@Anonymous first and foremost, when you are working with dates and using time intelligence functions, always add a date dimension in your model and use that table in your calculations. You can check my video here Learn basics of Time Intelligence DAX functions - Part 1 - YouTube on how to add one and also other time intelligence-related videos. Once it is done, measures are updated, and everything should work.

 

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