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KaroRoza
Helper I
Helper I

FY data for each month

Hi, 

please help on that as I still can not get results which I expect to see.
This is very simple one dataset. I have sales records for all months (now 1-2.2026) and Targets for each month of 2026. I would like to have column in dashboard with Targets YTD and Target FY. I have troubles with FY Targets. There is also slicer with months.

I need to have a column which show FY value for each month ( to measure process agains full year, not only selected months).

KaroRoza_0-1773154258583.png

KaroRoza_2-1773154387848.png

 

Basically I need to see 310m for each month no matter how many months I select in slicer.

 

please help me on that,

many thanks,

Karolina

 

 

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finally I found solution by mysleft

BP26 GOR USD FY =
    SUMX(ALL(DATABASE),DATABASE[BP26 GOR USD])

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Natarajan_M
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi @KaroRoza , I was able to recreate your scenario . 

Please find the details .


Sales :

Natarajan_M_0-1773156439451.png


Target :

Natarajan_M_1-1773156455783.png


Date:

Natarajan_M_2-1773156471399.png

 


Measure :

Sales YTD = SUM( Sales[Sales] )
Target FY =
CALCULATE(
    SUM( Targets[Target] ),
    REMOVEFILTERS( DimDate )
)

Target YTD = SUM( Targets[Target] )

Variance YTD = [Sales YTD] - [Target YTD]

All months selected :
Natarajan_M_3-1773156582909.png


Jan and feb as selection 

Natarajan_M_4-1773156614851.png

 

PBIX: 
Sales Target.pbix


Thanks 
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JamieHolding
Resolver I
Resolver I

Target FY = 
VAR SelectedYear = SELECTEDVALUE(Dates[Year], YEAR(TODAY()))
RETURN
CALCULATE(
    SUM(Targets[Annual Target]),
    ALL(Dates[Month]),
    Dates[Year] = SelectedYear
)

 

I'd suggest making a date table and then using a formula similar to the one here. The key is that you need to use ALL() to ignore the month filter.

there is just one simple dataset with date column, month integer. There is no Dates table.

finally I found solution by mysleft

BP26 GOR USD FY =
    SUMX(ALL(DATABASE),DATABASE[BP26 GOR USD])

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