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Hi there,
I am trying to filter a list of cumulative Inventory with a date slicer.
It works when I move the "until" side, but when I move the "from" side, it shows wrong numbers.
Example "Sale" table which is used for calculating:
Item | InQty | OutQty | Date |
A | 20 | 2 | 2022/07/14 |
A | 5 | 2022/07/15 | |
A | 4 | 2022/07/16 | |
A | 8 | 2022/07/17 | |
A | 15 | 3 | 2022/07/18 |
A | 5 | 2022/07/19 | |
A | 2 | 2022/07/20 | |
A | 10 | 6 | 2022/07/21 |
I also have a Date Table which is used for the slicer and has relationship to the Sales table.
Following measure is used:
Cumulative Total Inventory=
Cumulative Total inventory | Date |
18 | 2022/07/14 |
13 | 2022/07/15 |
9 | 2022/07/16 |
1 | 2022/07/17 |
13 | 2022/07/18 |
8 | 2022/07/19 |
6 | 2022/07/20 |
10 | 2022/07/21 |
Cumulative Total inventory | Date |
8 | 2022/07/19 |
6 | 2022/07/20 |
10 | 2022/07/21 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
@temuulenchoi , You should use all as inventory need to build from start
Cumulative Total Inventory=
CALCULATE(
SUM(Sale[InQty])-SUM(Sale[OutQty]),
FILTER(ALL(DateTable[Date]),
DateTable[Date] <= max(DateTable[Date]) && (DateTable[Date]) <= TODAY()))
what's the logic of calculating the inventory? It's because what i calculate is different from yours. Could you pls explain more on this?
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I'm sorry, there must have been an error on copying the table. I just edited the post with the correct table. Thanks!
pls see the attachment and check if this is what you want.
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@temuulenchoi , You should use all as inventory need to build from start
Cumulative Total Inventory=
CALCULATE(
SUM(Sale[InQty])-SUM(Sale[OutQty]),
FILTER(ALL(DateTable[Date]),
DateTable[Date] <= max(DateTable[Date]) && (DateTable[Date]) <= TODAY()))
@amitchandak, now I'm trying to count the out of stock dates. Imagine if the inventory was 0 between 2022/07/25 and 2022/07/28, the following measure returns 4.
Thanks! This worked very well
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