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Good morning People
I am struggling with a cumulative formula. The following formula calculates my total mass for each trading day perfectly. How do I convert it to a cumulative formula:
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Master[Mass(kg)] ),
FILTER (
Master,
Master[Trading Day]
<= MAXX ( FILTER ( Master, Master[Sales Year] = 2018 ), Master[Trading Day] )
&& Master[Sales Year] = 2017
)
)
Thank you
Herbz
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous,
For the cumulative sum, you could try with the DAX fomula in a new measure like:
Cumulative Sum =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Master[Mass(kg)]),
FILTER (
ALL ( Master[Trading Day],Master[Sales Year]),
Master[Trading Day]<= MAXX ( FILTER ( Master, Master[Sales Year] = 2018 ), Master[Trading Day] )
&& Master[Sales Year] = 2017
)
)
A sample result I got is like:
Regards,
Charlie Liao
@Anonymous,
For the cumulative sum, you could try with the DAX fomula in a new measure like:
Cumulative Sum =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Master[Mass(kg)]),
FILTER (
ALL ( Master[Trading Day],Master[Sales Year]),
Master[Trading Day]<= MAXX ( FILTER ( Master, Master[Sales Year] = 2018 ), Master[Trading Day] )
&& Master[Sales Year] = 2017
)
)
A sample result I got is like:
Regards,
Charlie Liao
Perfect solution, thank you very much Charlie
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