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If I have appended rows which, how do I get cumulative column but starting from new in each appended column?
The way I made this master table is by appending different projects and I use slicer to extract individual values. But I want to get a cumulative column for one column
Cumulative Actual Energy = CALCULATE(SUM(Absolute_Master_Table[Actual Energy]),ALL(Absolute_Master_Table),Absolute_Master_Table[Date] <= EARLIER(Absolute_Master_Table[Date]))
If I did this way it will find sum from the beginning of table, which is not correct. i want it to reset for each appended column so that I can get cumulative energy reading for each projects.
Please help!
@Anonymous
Cumulative Actual Energy = CALCULATE(SUM(Absolute_Master_Table[Actual Energy]),ALL(Absolute_Master_Table),Absolute_Master_Table[Date] <= MAX(Absolute_Master_Table[Date]))Try this formula if it is helpful for you kindly accept as a solution mark.
thank you!
Sorry, this doesn't work. It gives total sum and stores the same value in all rows.
See my result of DAX Its give me correct answer
Hi,
I am not sure if I understood your question correctly, but please try the below in order to create expected calcualted column. In my opinion, something like [project name] column has to be included when considering about conditions to add.
Cumulative Actual Energy V2 CC =
SUMX (
FILTER (
Absolute_Master_Table,
Absolute_Master_Table[Date] <= EARLIER ( Absolute_Master_Table[Date] )
&& Absolute_Master_Table[ProjectName]
= EARLIER ( Absolute_Master_Table[ProjectName] )
),
Absolute_Master_Table[Actual Energy]
)
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