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I've searched and searched and haven't found a thread with a solution that works for my specific issue. I have a table with 1 million+ rows of sales data. I need to create a measure that will give me the cumulative total of closed deals for each quarter. I have a Sales Data table and a Calendar table that are related through [Close Date] from the Sales Data table and [DayOfCalendarDate] from the Calendar table. My companies fiscal quarters/years don't line up to the normal calendar. The two closest solutions I've come up with are:
And the other is
I have a column in the Sales Data table with the fiscal quarter mapped based on the close date, but all my attempts to add that as a filter in the expression haven't helped.
Please help!
It's giving you the sum of all quarters because you haven't kept the filter for each quarter in. To fix it, you'll need to add the condition 'Sales Data'[Quarter] = SELECTEDVALUE('Sales Data'[Quarter]) or something like that into formula.
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