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ashc_cool10
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Cumulative total by Month

Hi There,

Hope you are doing well.

I am trying to create on measure where i want Cummulative total of amount by per month.

I have month and year column which is in Text format and i want am not sure how to create cummlative total as i dont have any date available.

Please see below table with sample data . I am expecting the result is which is in "Cummulative Total " coulumn.

 

cummulative total.JPG

 

Request you to please help me in the same @Ashish_Mathur 

 

Thanks,

Ashish

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Greg_Deckler
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@ashc_cool10 You can create a column like this:

YearMonth = [Year] * 100 + [Month]

Then use something like this:

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Greg_Deckler
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@ashc_cool10 You can create a column like this:

YearMonth = [Year] * 100 + [Month]

Then use something like this:

Better Running Total - Microsoft Power BI Community


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Hi @Greg_Deckler 

 

Thank you ever so much for your quick response. The solution which you provided works .

Thanks alot.

 

Cheers!

Ashish

MohammadLoran25
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Super User

Hi @ashc_cool10 ,

 

Follow these steps:

 

1-Create a calculated column in your table as:

 

YearMonth = CONVERT(CONCATENATE(TABLEofSales[Year],IF(TABLEofSales[Month]<10,CONCATENATE("0",TABLEofSales[Month]),TABLEofSales[Month])),INTEGER)
 
2-Then Create another Calculated Column:
 
YearMonthOrderIndex = RANKX(TABLEofSales,TABLEofSales[YearMonth],TABLEofSales[YearMonth],ASC,DENSE)
 
Then Create the measure below to achieve your desired result:
 
CumulativeSales =
CALCULATE (
    SUM ( TABLEofSales[Amount] ),
    FILTER (
        ALL ( TABLEofSales ),
        TABLEofSales[YearMonthOrderIndex] <= MAX ( TABLEofSales[YearMonthOrderIndex] )
    )
)
 
If this answer solves your problem, please mark it as an accepted solution so the others would find what they need easier.
Regards,
Loran

Hi @MohammadLoran25,

Thank you for the solution . I will try this one also as i was in a hurry and tried above and that works for me. 

But thank you for the solution

You're welcome.

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