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Thanks in anticpation... Newbie alert....
I have a field X which is linked to a Date. Presently I have no Date Filters on the table so it average the full data set.
What i would like to show is the following in the Table
Product A - X(Over full range) X - Past 8 weeks X - Past 4 weeks X - Past weeks.
I can create the individual cards but would like the detail that sits behind it.
Thanks
Andy
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hey @Anonymous ,
first create a measure for the total X:
X(Over full range) = SUM(myTable[Sales Amount])
And then you can create a measure that will filter on the last 8 weeks:
X - Past 8 weeks =
CALCULATE(
[X(Over full range)],
DATESINPERIOD(
'myDateTable'[Date],
MAX( 'myDateTable'[Date] ),
-56,
DAY
)
)
Past 4 weeks:
X - Past 4 weeks =
CALCULATE(
[X(Over full range)],
DATESINPERIOD(
'myDateTable'[Date],
MAX( 'myDateTable'[Date] ),
-28,
DAY
)
)
And past week:
X - Past week =
CALCULATE(
[X(Over full range)],
DATESINPERIOD(
'myDateTable'[Date],
MAX( 'myDateTable'[Date] ),
-7,
DAY
)
)
If you provide sample data it would be easier to give you a working code.
Hey @Anonymous ,
first create a measure for the total X:
X(Over full range) = SUM(myTable[Sales Amount])
And then you can create a measure that will filter on the last 8 weeks:
X - Past 8 weeks =
CALCULATE(
[X(Over full range)],
DATESINPERIOD(
'myDateTable'[Date],
MAX( 'myDateTable'[Date] ),
-56,
DAY
)
)
Past 4 weeks:
X - Past 4 weeks =
CALCULATE(
[X(Over full range)],
DATESINPERIOD(
'myDateTable'[Date],
MAX( 'myDateTable'[Date] ),
-28,
DAY
)
)
And past week:
X - Past week =
CALCULATE(
[X(Over full range)],
DATESINPERIOD(
'myDateTable'[Date],
MAX( 'myDateTable'[Date] ),
-7,
DAY
)
)
If you provide sample data it would be easier to give you a working code.
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