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Hi there,
I am using the Sample data "Financial" from Power BI sample dataset.
I have a dynamic date slicer for the sales date.
What I wanted to do is
1. select the last date from the slicer (say 18-6-2014) and convert it to the end of month (30-6-2014)
2. anything that is 4 months before the last end of month date from slicer will be grouped as one group (28-02-2014)
3. anything that is within the last 4 month of the slicers should group by end of month of each month ("31-03-2014; 30-04-2014; 31-05-2014; 30-06-2014;)
This grouping shall be used on matrix for columns, while I will be using "product" as the rows for this matrix and Sum of sales will be the value.
I have been trying to use calucate with allexcept / all / allselected but somehow the last date from the slicer is always come back incorrectly..
It is either return the last date from all the data (regardless my filter) , or each date on each row of data
Any help or advice is highly welcome!
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Hi, @BT_2343414234
You can try the following methods. The end month column was added to the original table.
Measure =
Var _Maxselectdate = MAXX(ALLSELECTED('Date'[Date]),'Date'[Date])
Var _lastdate = EOMONTH(_Maxselectdate,-4)
VAR _Curmonth = SELECTEDVALUE('financials'[End Month])
VAR _Result = IF( _Curmonth <= _Maxselectdate && _Curmonth >= _lastdate, 1)
Return
_ResultMeasure Value =
Var _Maxselectdate = MAXX(ALLSELECTED('Date'[Date]),'Date'[Date])
VAR _Mindate = EOMONTH(_Maxselectdate,-1) + 1
Var _maxmonthvalue = CALCULATE( SUM(financials[Sales]), 'financials'[Date] >= _Mindate && 'financials'[Date] <= _Maxselectdate)
RETURN
IF(NOT ISBLANK([Measure]) || ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE('financials'[End Month])), IF(ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE('financials'[End Month])),_maxmonthvalue,SUM(financials[Sales])))
Please see the attached document.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Charlotte
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@Anonymous thanks a lot, it works perfectly!
It should be sth like this:
When the slicer is set as "before 16-Jun",
the first column (28-Feb) will be the sum of all data that is before 28-Feb.
The second column (31-Mar) will be the sum of all data that is between 1-Mar - 31-Mar
The Third column (30-Apr) will be the sum of all data that is between 1-Apr - 30-Apr
The fourth column (31-May ) will be the sum of all data that is between 1-May - 31-May
The fivth column (31-Jun) will be the sum of all data that is between 1-Jun - 16-Jun
========================
When the Slicer updated to "before 15-May",
the first column (31-Jan) will be the sum of all data that is before 31-Jan.
The second column (28-Feb) will be the sum of all data that is between 1-Feb - 28-Feb
The Third column (31-Mar) will be the sum of all data that is between 1-Mar - 31-Mar
The fourth column (30-Apr) will be the sum of all data that is between 1-Apr - 30-Apr
The fivth column (31-May ) will be the sum of all data that is between 1-May - 15-May
Hi, @BT_2343414234
You can try the following methods. The end month column was added to the original table.
Measure =
Var _Maxselectdate = MAXX(ALLSELECTED('Date'[Date]),'Date'[Date])
Var _lastdate = EOMONTH(_Maxselectdate,-4)
VAR _Curmonth = SELECTEDVALUE('financials'[End Month])
VAR _Result = IF( _Curmonth <= _Maxselectdate && _Curmonth >= _lastdate, 1)
Return
_ResultMeasure Value =
Var _Maxselectdate = MAXX(ALLSELECTED('Date'[Date]),'Date'[Date])
VAR _Mindate = EOMONTH(_Maxselectdate,-1) + 1
Var _maxmonthvalue = CALCULATE( SUM(financials[Sales]), 'financials'[Date] >= _Mindate && 'financials'[Date] <= _Maxselectdate)
RETURN
IF(NOT ISBLANK([Measure]) || ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE('financials'[End Month])), IF(ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE('financials'[End Month])),_maxmonthvalue,SUM(financials[Sales])))
Please see the attached document.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Charlotte
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi, @BT_2343414234
What kind of output do you expect? Please picture or give an example.
Best Regards
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