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Hi, I am trying to do cumulative calculation. I have inventory data till latest week and i have forecast delta for remaining weeks. I need this calculation : if inventory data is there, then forecast is the same as inventory, otherwise add previous week inventory with forecast data to create a new forecast. I tried Max, earlier, coalesce, but all failed. even saw an example with ALLEXCEPT, but it didnt work. Please help. Sorry, i am new to Power BI. Below is an example of how it is power bi and how i want it in excel highlighted in yellow.
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Hi @arun0386 ,
Now that you're able to retrieve week 34, this code should definitely work:
Step.01.DrillDown =
VAR _LastWeek = CALCULATE( MAX('Table'[Week]), FILTER( ALL('Table'), NOT(ISBLANK('Table'[Inventory]))) )
RETURN
IF(
// checks to see if I have an inventory week
SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Week]) > _LastWeek,
// if not, let's "fill down" and return the value for the last week
CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Inventory]), KEEPFILTERS('Table'[Week] = _LastWeek), ALL('Table')),
// if there is, return me normal inventory value
SUM('Table'[Inventory])
)
Sharing the pbix that I used for your example so you can take a look at it as a reference.
window-function-previous-row.pbix (link 1)
window-function-previous-row.pbix (link 2)
Cant seem to access the pbix file. Can you re-share please? and thanks a lot again.
I've added a secondary link. you can try again.
From the first query
From the adjusted one
Hi @arun0386
Looks like we found your issue. Seems it's attempting to pick up week 53 but your maximum week it should pick up is week 34.
I've modified the last week variable a bit. Hopefully this should return the desired week 34.
Send me a screenshot of the output
Step.01.DrillDown =
VAR _LastWeek = CALCULATE( MAX('Table'[Week]), FILTER( ALL('Table'), NOT(ISBLANK('Table'[Inventory]))) )
RETURN
_LastWeek
Any calculation other than a hardcoded numeric value isnt populating. LOL. FYI, inventory is a column in the table. rest everything is a measure.
Hi @arun0386 ,
Now that you're able to retrieve week 34, this code should definitely work:
Step.01.DrillDown =
VAR _LastWeek = CALCULATE( MAX('Table'[Week]), FILTER( ALL('Table'), NOT(ISBLANK('Table'[Inventory]))) )
RETURN
IF(
// checks to see if I have an inventory week
SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Week]) > _LastWeek,
// if not, let's "fill down" and return the value for the last week
CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Inventory]), KEEPFILTERS('Table'[Week] = _LastWeek), ALL('Table')),
// if there is, return me normal inventory value
SUM('Table'[Inventory])
)
Sharing the pbix that I used for your example so you can take a look at it as a reference.
window-function-previous-row.pbix (link 1)
window-function-previous-row.pbix (link 2)
The revised query is giving 34 as the latest week. And i also tried adding the query line from Message 4 to get 100 in blank rows; it worked; however, when i changed it to the query line from your first response, it doesnt fill down.
Hi @hnguy71 , Thanks for responding. Step 2 & 3 worked like a charm. But something is not working in Step 1. it is not filling up the following weeks like your screenshot. mystery!!!
Hi @arun0386
Glad it's halfway working for ya! We'll need to debug as to understand why the first measure is not filling down. Let's modify the first measure twice and see what we return.
Adjust to this expression and share me the screenshot of the result:
Step.01.DrillDown =
VAR _LastWeek = CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Week]), 'Table'[Inventory] <> BLANK(), ALL('Table'))
RETURN
_LastWeek & " | " & SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Week])
Then, adjust the expression again and share me the screenshot of the next result:
Step.01.DrillDown =
VAR _LastWeek = CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Week]), 'Table'[Inventory] <> BLANK(), ALL('Table'))
RETURN
IF(
// checks to see if I have an inventory week
SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Week]) > _LastWeek,
// if not, let's "fill down" and return the value for the last week
100,
// if there is, return me normal inventory value
SUM('Table'[Inventory])
)
Hi @arun0386 ,
This is a unique challenge... but... possible...
I'll break it down into three separate measures:
First step is to fill down:
Step.01.DrillDown =
VAR _LastWeek = CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Week]), 'Table'[Inventory] <> BLANK(), ALL('Table'))
RETURN
IF(
// checks to see if I have an inventory week
SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Week]) > _LastWeek,
// if not, let's "fill down" and return the value for the last week
CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Inventory]), KEEPFILTERS('Table'[Week] = _LastWeek), ALL('Table')),
// if there is, return me normal inventory value
SUM('Table'[Inventory])
)
Second step is to generate the cumulative total on forecast values:
Step.02.Window =
VAR _CurrWeek = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Week])
RETURN
SUMX(
// peer into the previous row context
WINDOW(-1, REL, 0, REL, VALUES('Table'[Week]),,,PARTITIONBY('Table'[Week])),
// generate my cumulative total
CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Measure]), 'Table'[Inventory] = BLANK(), ALL('Table'), KEEPFILTERS('Table'[Week] <= _CurrWeek))
)
Last step is to add them all together:
Step.03.Final = [Step.01.DrillDown] + [Step.02.Window] // combine it all together
And the final results:
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