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Hello,
I've been using this DAX code below to produce a cumulative chart. In the past I've been using different query to separate the years, now felling more confident I would love too consolidate our reports into a single query using both 2018 - 2019 data together.
What is the best way to add filtering to the DAX code below to filter Cumulative value on one single Year?
value =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
ALL ( 'Implemented Changes' ),
[Week] <= MAX ( 'Implemented Changes'[Week] )
&& [Class] IN FILTERS ( 'Implemented Changes'[Class] )
)
)
Thank you,
Don
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Hi @Anonymous ,
ALLEXCEPT should help you here.
value =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
ALLEXCEPT ( 'Implemented Changes', 'Implemented Changes'[year] ),
[Week] <= MAX ( 'Implemented Changes'[Week] )
&& [Class] IN FILTERS ( 'Implemented Changes'[Class] )
)
)
Hi @Anonymous ,
ALLEXCEPT should help you here.
value =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
ALLEXCEPT ( 'Implemented Changes', 'Implemented Changes'[year] ),
[Week] <= MAX ( 'Implemented Changes'[Week] )
&& [Class] IN FILTERS ( 'Implemented Changes'[Class] )
)
)
Hello Frank,
Thank you for your help, your code gets me closer to my objective.
I was looking to isolate each year in a separate Cumulative chart. I tired to alter your solution (see below) using the "= 2018" but didn't work.
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