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I am struggeling on this one. I'm trying to defer revenue for 12 months.
Example:
Sale Date = Jan 17
Revenue = 1200
Defer results:
Jan = 100
Feb = 100
Mar = 100 etc.....
It should only defer that revenue for 12 months. This seems like it should be simple. I can't seem to get it resolved. Help is greatly appreciated!!!
My model....I have a date table...and a fact table. Very basic.
Solved! Go to Solution.
I figured it out I think. These results are giving me what I expected.
Table = GENERATE(
'Orig Table',
FILTER(
CALENDAR(MIN('Orig Table'[Sales Date]),MAX('Orig Table'[Deferred Sales Date]))
,[Date]>=[Sales Date] && [Date] <= [Deferred Sales Date].[Date] && DAY([Date])=1))
This gets the data to only look at the 1st day of the month in the calendar between the dates you've generated.
@codyraptor,
Create the following columns in your table. Change data type of Start Date to Date.
Start Date = Table[Sale Date]
End date = DATE(YEAR(Table[Start Date]),MONTH(Table[Start Date])+11,DAY(Table[Start Date]))
Create a new table using DAX below.
Tablenew = SELECTCOLUMNS( GENERATE( 'Table2', FILTER( CALENDAR(MIN('Table'[Start Date]),MAX('Table'[End date])) ,[Date]>=[Start Date] && [Date] <= [End date] ) ),"SaleID",Table[Sale Date],"Date",[Date],"Revenue",[Revenue]/12)
Create a month column and REVENUE1 measure in the new table. For more details, please check attached PBIX file.
Month = FORMAT(Tablenew[Date],"YYYY-MMM")
REVENUE1 = MAX(Tablenew[Revenue])
Regards,
Lydia
I was able to get the table to work. However, it does not seem to calculate properly when you have more dimensions.
Another words...I need to pull revenue over..but be able to slice it by State, Company, Channel, etc.... Pulling the 'Max' value doesn't seem to allow it to be dynamic.
Any suggestions???
@v-yuezhe-msft
@codyraptor,
You would need to bring the dimensions in the new table. Please share sample data of your table or your PBIX file here.
Regards,
Lydia
@v-yuezhe-msft wrote:@codyraptor,
You would need to bring the dimensions in the new table. Please share sample data of your table or your PBIX file here.
Regards,
Lydia
Hey Lydia....I've added a dimension (Channel) to your model to show you want I mean. The 1st issue is the total is not rolling up properly. See in screenshot below...total is showing $50 for Jan...should be $100. Taking the 'max' of the row is not allowing the amounts to be dynamic and sum up properly when adding dimensions.
I've also added the PBIX file below in One Drive.
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AkORWA1nfYaEfM7Zb8hA8299fnA
Why doesn't he row total give the cumalative total value in this ? any idea?
@codyraptor wrote:
@v-yuezhe-msft
I see what it's doing now. It's actually taking the Rev when I create the new table and applying it to each 'day' in the dates. I only need my dates to reflect the month...so just 1/1/2017 for example. I need the dates to reflect a single day and that would fix it. Thoughts?
I figured it out I think. These results are giving me what I expected.
Table = GENERATE(
'Orig Table',
FILTER(
CALENDAR(MIN('Orig Table'[Sales Date]),MAX('Orig Table'[Deferred Sales Date]))
,[Date]>=[Sales Date] && [Date] <= [Deferred Sales Date].[Date] && DAY([Date])=1))
This gets the data to only look at the 1st day of the month in the calendar between the dates you've generated.
I have tried to implement your suggestion, but I keep getting a 'not enough memory to complete this operation' error. Any suggestions? My dataset is about 3 years worth of data...
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