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Cash Flow
Rogerio, ficou muito bom seu Fluxo de Caixa. Teria como compartilhar um PBIX modelo?
Hi,
The client does not allow the information to be released
But follows tables and relationships
Vlr Movi =
if (
DAY ( MIN ( dimCalendario[data] ) ) = 1;
if (
MIN ( dimTipFlu[Open_Bank] ) = 1;
SUM ( fatMovi[vlrmovi] );
IF (
MIN ( dimTipFlu[Close_Bank] ) = 1;
CALCULATE ( SUM ( fatMovi[vlrmovi] ); ALLSELECTED(dimTipFlu) );
SUM ( fatMovi[vlrmovi] )
)
);
IF (
MIN ( dimTipFlu[Open_Bank] ) = 1;
CALCULATE (
TOTALMTD ( SUM ( fatMovi[vlrmovi] ); PREVIOUSDAY ( dimCalendario[data] ) );
ALL ( dimTipFlu )
);
IF (
MIN ( dimTipFlu[Close_Bank] ) = 1;
CALCULATE (
TOTALMTD ( SUM ( fatMovi[vlrmovi] ); dimCalendario[data] ); ALLSELECTED(dimTipFlu)
);
SUM ( fatMovi[vlrmovi] )
)
)
)
- Anonymous9 years agoNot applicable
Hello, I'm new to Power BI. I want to make Cashflow in Power BI. I have some expenses and revenue by date in Power BI - matrix report. It look like this:
I have only one table - vmCashPaymentOrders and two important fields: Due_Date and Flow_BGN.
I have put the date in the columns and data in the rows. I want the following thing:
day by day to see previous day sum(end balance) of fiеld vmCashPaymentOrders[Flow_BGN] as opening balance for the next day.
I aslo made a calendar table called DateTable, with a filed DateTable[Date]
I will try to explain simpler with an excel example:
I want to try your formulas, but I'm not sure if I undestand them correctly, so can you please adopt formula to my tables. I could't understand what is dimTipFlu[Close_Bank] and dimTipFlu[Open_Bank] - data in your table or measures?
Thanks in advance!
- RogerioTortosa9 years agoHelper II
DimTipFlu.idTipFlu will probably be your PaymentType
In Fact we have the opening and closing movement of the account balance
- Anonymous9 years agoNot applicable
Please explain what are this fields in your tables:
dimCalendario[data]
dimTipFlu
dimTipFlu[Open_Bank]
dimTipFlu[Close_Bank]
fatMovi
fatMovi[vlrmovi]This fields dimTipFlu[Open_Bank] and dimTipFlu[Close_Bank] confuse me.
I thinks this information, as well as the measure, will give me the answer.