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Harry_Tran
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Convert SQL Row_Number to DAX

Hi,

I have a SQL Query like this:

SalebyInvoice = Sum ( Sales ) OVER ( Partition by Invoice order by SaleDate ASC )

 

How can I convert this to DAX?

 

Thanks

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Mikelytics
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HI @Harry_Tran 

 

Please try:

 

 

 

Sum Over=
CALCULATE(
   SUM(SalesTable[ValueColumn]),
   ALL(SalesTable[InvoiceOrder]),
   ALL(SalesTable[SaleDate])
)

 

 

 

 

If this does not help can you please sind some more info like data model and the result you intend to have in Power BI?

 

@Harry_Tran Forgot a bracket and had to update the formula.

 

Best regards

Michael

 

Best regards

Michael

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Mikelytics
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Hi @Harry_Tran 

Please see below an example with two categroy fields

Mikelytics_0-1670616853429.png

 

Best regards

Michael

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Mikelytics
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HI @Harry_Tran 

 

Please try:

 

 

 

Sum Over=
CALCULATE(
   SUM(SalesTable[ValueColumn]),
   ALL(SalesTable[InvoiceOrder]),
   ALL(SalesTable[SaleDate])
)

 

 

 

 

If this does not help can you please sind some more info like data model and the result you intend to have in Power BI?

 

@Harry_Tran Forgot a bracket and had to update the formula.

 

Best regards

Michael

 

Best regards

Michael

-----------------------------------------------------

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Appreciate your thumbs up!

@ me in replies or I'll lose your thread.

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LinkedIn

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Visit my blog datenhungrig which I recently started with content about business intelligence and Power BI in German and English or follow me on LinkedIn!

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