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My Problem Dependency Problem
Problem seems big.
- I have a start cost&amount
- I convert it to initial cost&amount
- I have input cost&Amount from other table
- I add intial and input figures to find cumulative input
- From cumulative input and cost i calculate the unit cost during the consumption (A)
- i have a consumption amount from other table
- I use (A) * comsumtion amount in order to find "consumption cost"
- Then i calculate closing cost&amount from "cumulative input" minus "consumption cost"
- Then try to formulate the intial cost of the next month = previousmonth of consumption cost.....And say dependecy was detected
I need help
Thanks
The excel file and Power Bi File is attached..
Opening amount can be calculated but opening cost not, (opening cost = closing cost of previous month which calculated from previous opening cost...
The excel file
The post that you shared is not working because the opening cost depens previous month cloinng and consumption unit cost depends on open cost
Hi @mehmet ,
The main problem should be that the calculation of the current column (closing cost&amount) depends on the value of another column (open cost&amount). Refer to the solution below, which is similar to the situation you encountered.
Solved: DAX Closing and Opening Balances - Microsoft Power BI Community
If the problem is still not resolved, can you provide a screenshot of the test data model and the expected results, I will answer you as soon as possible. Looking forward to your reply.
Best Regards,
Henry
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