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Hello all,
I'd like to show top - bottom brands, based on
Margin % Last 28 Days Sales =
CALCULATE ( [Total Margin %],
DATESINPERIOD ( 'Sales'[Sales Date],
LASTDATE ( 'Sales'[Sales Date] ), -28, DAY ))
Margin Share Watch=
VAR MarginAmount28Days =
CALCULATE ( [Total Margin Amount],
DATESINPERIOD ( 'Sales'[Sales Date],
LASTDATE ( 'Sales'[Sales Date] ), -28, DAY ))
VAR MarginAmountWatch =
CALCULATE ( [Margin Amount Last 28 Days Sales],
KEEPFILTERS ( 'Sales'[Category] = "Watch" ),
ALL ( 'Product'[Brand Name]))
VAR Result = MarginAmount28Days / MarginAmountWatch
RETURN
Result
But instead of showing figures for last 4 weeks, it shows last 4 week of related brand.
e.g my last sales date is 25 September so it should calculate dates between August 29 - September 25,
but if a brand's last sale date was September 20, calculation was between August 24 - September 20 which is wrong.
I believe I have to update my DATESINPERIOD formula in "Margin % Last 28 Days Sales", I tried to add a Variable to get MAX Date of Sales Table but couldn't write a correct measure.
How should I add Max Date to my formula?
edit: I added a sample file.
thanks in advance, regards
Solved! Go to Solution.
I found the solution from another post calculating sum for max date.
Instead of using LASTDATE in my formula to find latest date in Sales Table I used MAX.
original code
Margin % Last 28 Days Sales =
CALCULATE (
[Total Margin %],
DATESINPERIOD ( 'Sales Report'[Sales Date], LASTDATE ( 'Sales Report'[Sales Date] ), -28, DAY )
)
updated code
Margin % Last 28 Days Sales_V2 =
VAR LatestDate =
CALCULATE(MAX('Sales Report'[Sales Date]),
ALL('Sales Report'))
Return
CALCULATE (
[Total Margin %],
DATESINPERIOD ( 'Date'[Date], LatestDate, -28, DAY )
)
I found the solution from another post calculating sum for max date.
Instead of using LASTDATE in my formula to find latest date in Sales Table I used MAX.
original code
Margin % Last 28 Days Sales =
CALCULATE (
[Total Margin %],
DATESINPERIOD ( 'Sales Report'[Sales Date], LASTDATE ( 'Sales Report'[Sales Date] ), -28, DAY )
)
updated code
Margin % Last 28 Days Sales_V2 =
VAR LatestDate =
CALCULATE(MAX('Sales Report'[Sales Date]),
ALL('Sales Report'))
Return
CALCULATE (
[Total Margin %],
DATESINPERIOD ( 'Date'[Date], LatestDate, -28, DAY )
)
Hi @jamuka ,
Maybe you can try DATESBETWEEN function. Such like below:
sumOf_date =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'Table'[Value] ),
DATESBETWEEN ( 'Table'[Date], DATE ( 2022, 9, 25 ), TODAY() )
)
If the problem is still not resolved, please provide detailed error information and test data. Looking forward to your reply.
Best Regards,
Henry
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hello @v-henryk-mstf,
thank you for you reply.
I don't want to add static date to my measure because that means I have to change it every time.
Which at the moment I did by filtering my visual via date filter. I attached a sample file to my post.
kind regards
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