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Dear reader,
I have one base measure that I want to use for a lot of other measure, as it includes a certain logic that is needed for the whole report:
This is a measure that should calcualte a cumulative sum based on Fact[Month]. However, it doesn't seem to include the filter logic from the [Dynamic Sales] measure.
How could I combine these 2 measure, so that I basically create [Dynamic Sales] with the cumulative sales logic from [Sales Cumulative]
Would like to hear from you!
Daniël
Hi @Foxxon28 ,
My initial observation on you dax formula is that you are filtering your fact table date field using the fact table instead of the calendar dimension table. Is there any reason why date field from your fact table should be used as the filter instead of the date field from your calendar table? In Power BI, it is recommended to have a star schema data model where you have the fact tables and dimension tables (such as the calendar table), and the date field in your calendar table should be used for filtering so that multiple fact tables can be filtered whilst keeping them as separate tables.
Best regards,
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