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Is it possible to count a set of rows for a set of dates, then show that sum on a visual as the total on the last date(only last date showed) ?
For Example;
We have a table with 2 columns Date and Title:
DATE TITLE
1/1/2016 Charles Dickens
1/2/2017 William Shakespeare
1/3/2017 Numen Georges
I want to be able to have a visual that returns the sum as follows;
DATE SALES
1/3/2017 3
So in a bar chart or waterfall chart, I'll have a single bar with only one date and the sum of the counted rows up to that date.
Thanks for the help!
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Hi @btalahmbong,
I reproduce your scenario using the sample data. Create two measures using the fomulas.
The last day = CALCULATE(MAX(Test[DATE]),ALL(Test)) SALES = CALCULATE(COUNTA(Test[TITLE]),FILTER(Test,Test[DATE]<=Test[The last day]))
Create a table visual, select two measures as value level, you will get the expected result as follows.
Thanks,
Angelia
Hi @btalahmbong,
I reproduce your scenario using the sample data. Create two measures using the fomulas.
The last day = CALCULATE(MAX(Test[DATE]),ALL(Test)) SALES = CALCULATE(COUNTA(Test[TITLE]),FILTER(Test,Test[DATE]<=Test[The last day]))
Create a table visual, select two measures as value level, you will get the expected result as follows.
Thanks,
Angelia
Create a couple measures like:
MaxDate = MAX(Table[DATE])
Total Count = RETURN CALCULATE(COUNTA(Table[TITLE]),FILTER(Table[DATE]<=[MaxDate]))
Then put Total Count in a Bar Chart and put a Card visual under it with MaxDate. That's the easiest way.
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