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Hello, I have a monthly return data table that populates each month with new monthly returns starting 1/1/1926. Below is an example of how the table is laid out with the first column being the month and the following columns being each index monthly retun. My hope was to create a way to quickly calculate either the monthly, quarterly, annual, 3 year annualized, 5 year annualized, 10 year annualized returns based on a custom date selected. I'm pretty new at all of this and wouldnt even know where to start, is this possible?
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Hi,
Share the download link of the Excel file with your Excel formulas written there. I will try to translate those in the DAX language.
I really apprecaite it! So I'm not sure I can share of link of this being its on private network, but I did attache screenshots of the first few rows (note it currently goes back to 1/1/1925. I know its not the most ideal so if there is a better way let me know. Ultimately the data set I am working with which would be updated on a monthly basis with the new return values. Starting in column L I have the forumulas used for calculating the 3 Mo, 1 year, 3 year, 5 year and 10 year returns based on each month. I'm not too sure how cumulative return would be calculated for this view. The ultimate goal is to have this data on a dash board and you can get these figures based on date that you choose. Does this help or is there anything additional that could be more helpful?
Hi,
I cannot work with screnshots. I will need an MS Excel file with your formulas to understand your logic.
Definitely possible. I do this frequently. Here's the basic pattern to get you moving in the right direction:
EAFE 5Yr Annualized Return =
VAR SelectedDate = SELECTEDVALUE ( DateSelectionParameter[EndDate] )
VAR StartDate = EOMONTH ( SelectedDate, -5 * 12 )
VAR DateRange =
FILTER (
SUMMARIZE ( MthlyIndxRet, MthlyIndxRet[Date], MthlyIndxRet[EAFE] ),
MthlyIndxRet[Date] <= SelectedDate && MthlyIndxRet[Date] > StartDate
)
VAR LinkedReturn = PRODUCTX ( DateRange, 1 + MthlyIndxRet[EAFE] )
VAR AnnualizedReturn = LinkedReturn ^ ( 1 / 5 ) - 1
RETURN
AnnualizedReturn
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