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Hi all, I have a form that I am trying to graph in Power BI. The form contains a start date field (Date Selector) and a numerical entry field called Amortization for the duration and I would like to calculate an end date (months) based on that number. My issue is that I cannot figure out how to get DATEADD to accept the values from the Amortization field.
Any help would be appreciated
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Hey @MarcMendez ,
I do not fully understand the structure of the table "", but you can use the below DAX to create a calculated column:
Amortization End Date =
DATEADD( 'AOP'[Project Start Date] , 'AOP'[Hardware Amortization (Months)] , MONTH )
Based on the sample data the following screenshot shows the result:
Hopefully, this helps to tackle your challenge.
Regards,
Tom
Hey @MarcMendez ,
I do not fully understand the structure of the table "", but you can use the below DAX to create a calculated column:
Amortization End Date =
DATEADD( 'AOP'[Project Start Date] , 'AOP'[Hardware Amortization (Months)] , MONTH )
Based on the sample data the following screenshot shows the result:
Hopefully, this helps to tackle your challenge.
Regards,
Tom
@TomMartens -thank you for this. You cannot understand the table structure because there is none 😁. This PBX is a brain dump at the moment - I need to rebuild it.
@TomMartens - I just realized that the DAX provided does not add to the date - it duplicates the start date only. Any thoughts?
@TomMartens - thanks for the response.
The PBX can be found here Annual Operating Plan Dashboard Draft.pbix
At this time, I am looking to be able to calculate an end date for the amortization fields. For example
[Project Start Date] + [Hardware Amortization (Months)] = Amortization End Date.
[Hardware List Price] / [Hardware Amortization (Months)] = Monthly Cost
Once I have the end date, I plan on duplicating the process for each amortized category, hopefully allowing me to create year-end rollups and a schedule based on another article I have read.
I appreciate your help
Hey @marcmen ,
please provide a pbix that contains some sample data. Upload the pbix to onedrive or dropbox and share the link. Describe the expected result based on the sample data you provided.
Regards,
Tom
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