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Hi, I need to filter out sub_account just to 100 and than find MAX in YEAR_PD and return value from Custom column, I know how to find MAX value but dont know how to apply firs filter to the YEAR_PD the calculation should return last row as valid row.
| YEAR_PD | SUB_ACCOUNT | DESCRIPTION | FAC | DEPT | SECT | AMT | YearPerStoreSect | Spread2018T4.% | Custom |
| 2018 04 | 312166 | INVENTORY | 8 | 301 | 301 | 2018 040008301 | ($160,886.00) | ||
| 2016 07 | 100 | INVENTORY COUNT | 8 | 301 | 301 | 139441 | 2016 070008301 | 65.29% | $139,441.00 |
| 2016 13 | 100 | INVENTORY COUNT | 8 | 301 | 301 | 149026 | 2016 130008301 | 64.39% | $149,026.00 |
| 2017 07 | 100 | INVENTORY COUNT | 8 | 301 | 301 | 146470 | 2017 070008301 | 65.12% | $146,470.00 |
| 2017 13 | 100 | INVENTORY COUNT | 8 | 301 | 301 | 139369 | 2017 130008301 | 65.11% | $139,369.00 |
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Hi @zibster,
Try this formula please.
Calculations =
VAR maxYearPD =
CALCULATE ( MAX ( Inv2018T[YEAR_PD] ), Inv2018T[SUB_ACCOUNT] = 100 )
RETURN
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Inv2018T[Custom] ),
FILTER ( ALL ( Inv2018T[YEAR_PD] ), Inv2018T[YEAR_PD] = maxYearPD ),
Inv2018T[SUB_ACCOUNT] = 100
)
Best Regards,
Dale
Hi,
I am trying to filter first all accounts down to only 100 and then return only the value with the max year_pd? the below returns correct Year_PD but i don't know how to filter the account please help.
Thanks
Z
Calculations:=CALCULATE(SUM(Inv2018T[Custom]),
FILTER(ALL(Inv2018T[YEAR_PD]),Inv2018T[YEAR_PD]=MAX(Inv2018T[YEAR_PD]))
)
| YEAR_PD | SUB_ACCOUNT | DESCRIPTION | FAC | DEPT | SECT | AMT | YearPerStoreSect | Spread2018T4.% | Custom |
| 2018 04 | 312166 | INVENTORY-MERCHANDISE-CLOSING | 8 | 301 | 301 | 2018 040008301 | ($160,886.00) | ||
| 2016 07 | 100 | INV OVER/(SHORT) - TOTAL INVENTORY COUNT BY DEPT | 8 | 301 | 301 | 139441 | 2016 070008301 | 65.29% | $139,441.00 |
| 2016 13 | 100 | INV OVER/(SHORT) - TOTAL INVENTORY COUNT BY DEPT | 8 | 301 | 301 | 149026 | 2016 130008301 | 64.39% | $149,026.00 |
| 2017 07 | 100 | INV OVER/(SHORT) - TOTAL INVENTORY COUNT BY DEPT | 8 | 301 | 301 | 146470 | 2017 070008301 | 65.12% | $146,470.00 |
| 2017 13 | 100 | INV OVER/(SHORT) - TOTAL INVENTORY COUNT BY DEPT | 8 | 301 | 301 | 139369 | 2017 130008301 | 65.11% | $139,369.00 |
Here is my formula but returns (blank)
Calculations:=CALCULATE(SUM(Inv2018T[Custom]),FILTER(ALL(Inv2018T[YEAR_PD]),Inv2018T[YEAR_PD]=MAX(Inv2018T[YEAR_PD])),Inv2018T[SUB_ACCOUNT]="100")
Hi @zibster,
Try this formula please.
Calculations =
VAR maxYearPD =
CALCULATE ( MAX ( Inv2018T[YEAR_PD] ), Inv2018T[SUB_ACCOUNT] = 100 )
RETURN
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Inv2018T[Custom] ),
FILTER ( ALL ( Inv2018T[YEAR_PD] ), Inv2018T[YEAR_PD] = maxYearPD ),
Inv2018T[SUB_ACCOUNT] = 100
)
Best Regards,
Dale
Hi Dale,
Works like a charm, would you have time to let me know how this works?
Thanks
Z
Hi @zibster,
So glad it helps.
Please refer to the comments in the formula.
Calculations =
// We need the max [YEAR_PD] of [SUB_ACCOUNT] 100; CALCULATE changes the contexts of MAX, which
// means we changes the calculation scope of MAX. VAR maxYearPD = CALCULATE ( MAX ( Inv2018T[YEAR_PD] ), Inv2018T[SUB_ACCOUNT] = 100 ) RETURN
// We still use CALCULATE to change the context of SUM. We can set Inv2018T[SUB_ACCOUNT] = 100 in
// case that other SUB_ACCOUNT has the maxYearPD. CALCULATE ( SUM ( Inv2018T[Custom] ), FILTER ( ALL ( Inv2018T[YEAR_PD] ), Inv2018T[YEAR_PD] = maxYearPD ), Inv2018T[SUB_ACCOUNT] = 100 )
// In short, we reset the calculation scope.
Best Regards,
Dale
Thank you very much.
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