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Cumulative total Column with dynamic ranking Column
- 4 years ago
Hi, Anonymous
Try this:RunningTotal = VAR _currank2Table = ADDCOLUMNS ( 'MAESTRO V2 - Tesson''s Curve', "_Ranking Ter", [Ranking Ter] ) RETURN SUMX ( FILTER ( ALL ( _currank2Table ), [_Ranking Ter] < [Ranking Ter] ), [TO ] )If this does not work, for a quick fix, consider sharing the dummy sample data and expected output.
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Community Support Team _ Zeon Zheng
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Hi, Anonymous
Try this:_RunningTotal CST = //*********************************************************************************************************** // solution: only need one measure VAR _CURRENT_perNM=MAX('Tesson''s Curve'[NM%]) VAR _sumx=SUMX(FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Tesson''s Curve'),'Tesson''s Curve'[NM%]>=_CURRENT_perNM),[TO ]) return _sumxResult:
If it's just to get cumulative totals, you only need this one measure.
But you can use the ranked column sorting table, which, by the way, I recreated to be a more concise ranking measure hopefully useful to you.Please refer to the attachment below for details.
Hope this helps.
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Hi, Anonymous
sorry for the late reply.
Yes, you can create cumulative totals based on dynamic ranking measures, but as I mentioned above, cumulative totals also need to be a measure.
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Community Support Team _ Zeon Zheng
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Dear v-angzheng-msft ,
Thanks for the reply.
However, How do you do ? so far, I ma not succeeding in making it work as I would ...
Here is my table with the measures :
As you can see, the "Running Total" is not linked to my "Ranking Ter" (which is dyanmic, it moves based on the selection).
Here is my formula for the "Running Total" :