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I have table that looks as follows:
I have the month year and count. The cumulative is the measure that i would like to create. The value for jan 2018 is the same. Then Feb = count of Jan + Count of Feb. and March = count of Feb + Count of March and so on.
Any help? Thanks!
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This should work for your example
Cumulative Count = CALCULATE( SUM( 'Cumu Count Ex'[Count]), FILTER( ALL('Cumu Count Ex'[Date]), MAX('Cumu Count Ex'[Date]) >= 'Cumu Count Ex'[Date] ) )
This should work for your example
Cumulative Count = CALCULATE( SUM( 'Cumu Count Ex'[Count]), FILTER( ALL('Cumu Count Ex'[Date]), MAX('Cumu Count Ex'[Date]) >= 'Cumu Count Ex'[Date] ) )
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