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AndrejZitnay
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Help with 12 months cumulative

Hello all,

 

Can you help me with 12 months cumulatives?

 

I have my data in 3 spredsheets.

 

I need to do 12 months cumulatives and visual them in one chart over 18 months.

 

I am using MonthYear = FORMAT(Renewals[Date],"mmm")&"-"&FORMAT(Renewals[Date],"YY") & YearMonthNumber = (YEAR('Renewals'[Date]))*12+MONTH('Renewals'[Date]) for sorting of 18 months chart.

 

Since data are in 3 tabs I am using  data table :

 

Date Table 24 months =
FILTER (
    DISTINCT (
        UNION ( VALUES ( Renewals[MonthYear] ), VALUES ( Terminations[MonthYear Retention] ),VALUES(Volumes[MonthYearVolumes] ))
    ),
    ISBLANK ( [MonthYear] ) = FALSE ()
)

 

I still have problem here with right sort but that is different problem.

 

All my elements are measurements :

 

Renewals = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Renewals),FILTER(Renewals,Renewals[Type_2]="Renewals"))

Settlements = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Renewals),FILTER(Renewals,Renewals[Type_2]="Settlements"))

Measure Renewals related = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Terminations),FILTER('Terminations','Terminations'[Renewals?]="Renewals")) this is of retention

New Business = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Volumes))

Conquest = [New Business]-[Renewals]

 

Data are not linked directly hence I have to use Data and Date tables to make relationships on dates and other conditions.

 

Can you help me?

 

Sorry for screenshots. I wanted to add here attachment.

 

Many thanks.

 

Andrej

 

 

 

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Hello @v-chuncz-msft,

 

I might try UNION Function other time.

 

Now this was my solution =

 

Last12MCounts = CALCULATE (     [yourmeasure],     DATESBETWEEN (   MasterCalendar[Date],  NEXTDAY ( SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR ( LASTDATE ( MasterCalendar[Date] ) ) ),         LASTDATE ( MasterCalendar[Date] )     ) ) 

 

Thx for tip.

 

Andrej

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richbenmintz
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@AndrejZitnay

For each month you will need to summarize the sum of your value for the 12 months.

assuming you have a column in your date table that looks like 201709 to define each month of the year you could make a measure like

 

rolling 12 = calculate([measure], filter(all(datetable), datetable'yyyymm' > max(datetable'yyyymm') -100 && datetable'yyyymm' <= max(datetable'yyyymm')))

 

hope that helps



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Hello @richbenmintz,

 

Thank you for your tip.

 

That is true. I need to summarize sum for 12 months. For example Jul 17 will have data from Aug 16 - Jul 17

 

I will try to to that firstly on one spreadsheet.

I will try to do cumulative on 2 measures.

 

As I date I am using regular Date however I need to show always 2 years view hence I am using :

 

MonthYear = FORMAT(Renewals[Date],"mmm")&"-"&FORMAT(Renewals[Date],"YY")

 

to have MMM-YY in Axis to show 2 years view.

 

I am not sure sure what to add to datateble.

 

how I should use your measure?

 

Many thanks in advance.

 

Kind regards.

 

Andrej

 

Greg_Deckler
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Could you just create an Append or Merge query and append/merge all of the data together?



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Hello @Greg_Deckler,

 

What you mean by that?

I was under impressions that Append or Merge query is when I want to sum to spreadsheets.

 

Thank you.

 

Andrej

@AndrejZitnay,

 

You may also consider using UNION Function to add a calculated table.

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Hello @v-chuncz-msft,

 

I might try UNION Function other time.

 

Now this was my solution =

 

Last12MCounts = CALCULATE (     [yourmeasure],     DATESBETWEEN (   MasterCalendar[Date],  NEXTDAY ( SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR ( LASTDATE ( MasterCalendar[Date] ) ) ),         LASTDATE ( MasterCalendar[Date] )     ) ) 

 

Thx for tip.

 

Andrej

@AndrejZitnay,

 

To help close this thread, you could accept the solution above. Your contribution is highly appreciated.

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