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I have a Dashboard where I have a table with Reference, Quantity, Return and% Return (amount / return).
I require that if I select the filter (YEAR, MONTH) The amount only shows me the selected filter, but% devolution if I am able to obtain the value of the last 12 months, Example:
Filter November 2020
Quantity = quantity only November 2020
% Return =% return (Dec 2019 to October 2020)
Quantity belongs to the sales table, Return to the return table and both have a relationship with the Dimtime.
thanks
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@jdtobon88 try this for % return
Measure =
VAR __date = MAX ( 'Calendar'[Date] )
VAR __startDate = EOMONTH ( __date, -12 ) + 1
VAR __endDate = EOMONTH ( __date, -1 )
RETURN
CALCULATE ( [Your Measure], DATESBETWEEN ( 'Calendar'[Date], __startDate, __endDate )
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finally this is the formula that worked for me, but based on yours, thank you very much .. I accept your solution
@jdtobon88 send pbix file with the sample data, it is very hard to debug it just like this.
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When selecting November 2020, the amount must be accumulated from November 2019 to October 2020.
but that was not the expected result. By putting only the month and the year, the new measure was not able to return a value in the table.
@jdtobon88 try this for % return
Measure =
VAR __date = MAX ( 'Calendar'[Date] )
VAR __startDate = EOMONTH ( __date, -12 ) + 1
VAR __endDate = EOMONTH ( __date, -1 )
RETURN
CALCULATE ( [Your Measure], DATESBETWEEN ( 'Calendar'[Date], __startDate, __endDate )
Check out my latest blog post Year-2020, Pandemic, Power BI and beyond to get a summary of my favorite versions of Power BI features in 2020
I'd like to ❤ Compliments if my solution helped. 👉 If you can spend time posting the question, you can also make efforts to congratulate anyone who has helped solve your problem. It's a show of thanks!
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