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I am calculating a fund balance (essentially account balance) as a measure:
Fund Opening Balance =
CALCULATE(
SUM('Fund Balances'[Opening Balance]),
FILTER('Fund Balances','Fund Balances'[Year] = YEAR([First Day of Previous Month])),
FILTER('Fund Balances','Fund Balances'[Month] = MONTH([First Day of Previous Month]))
) +
CALCULATE(SUM('Fund Balances'[Movement]),
FILTER('Fund Balances','Fund Balances'[Year] = YEAR([First Day of Previous Month])),
FILTER('Fund Balances','Fund Balances'[Month] = MONTH([First Day of Previous Month]))
)
where
First Day of Previous Month = STARTOFMONTH(PREVIOUSMONTH(Dates[Date]))
Basically, the opening balance of this month is equal to the opening balance of the previous month + the movement in that month.
This calculation works, but does not return a value for every date, as can be seen in this table:
This results in an incorrect fund balance for many days, since fund balance = Fund Opening Balance + Fund Movement. Any idea what's wrong?
Solved! Go to Solution.
I figured out what was causing the problem. One of the relationships with the Funds lookup table was set to bidirectional. Setting it to 'Single' sorted out the missing values.
I figured out what was causing the problem. One of the relationships with the Funds lookup table was set to bidirectional. Setting it to 'Single' sorted out the missing values.
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