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Roberto_F
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How to do accumulate using a measure?

Hello, i am creating a report for rentabiliti using the rules that my client wants. At this moment i am facing a problem that can't solve.
I need to accumulate the rentabiliti of each month, using the exprexion.

((1+rentabiliti %)*(1+rentabiliti %))-1

The visual that i want to show the results is a matrix.

 

Details:

The rentabiliti measure.

 

01 Retirada Mes = CALCULATE(SUM(fMovimentacao[VALOR]),fMovimentacao[ACAO] = "RETIRADA")*-1
01 Aporte Mes = CALCULATE(SUM(fMovimentacao[VALOR]),fMovimentacao[ACAO] = "REINVESTIMENTO ATIVO")*-1
.Investimento =
var vinvestimento
SUMX(SUMMARIZE( 'fRendimentosMensais','fRendimentosMensais'[ID], "MenorInvestimento",MIN(fRendimentosMensais[Investimento])),[MenorInvestimento])
var ainvestimento = v
investimento + [01 Investimento psterior]
Return
IF(ainvestimento < 0, BLANK(), ainvestimento)

 

02 Rent Final =
 VAR rent1 = DIVIDE([01 Total Posição]-[01 Retirada Mes], [.Investimento])-1
 VAR rent2 = DIVIDE(([01 Total Posição]-[01 Aporte Mes]-[01 Retirada Mes]),[01 Posi ant])-1
 return
 IF([01 Total Posição] = BLANK(),BLANK(),
    IF([01 Posi ant] = BLANK(),
                     rent1,
                        rent2))
The visual I want to show the accumulated value.
Roberto_F_0-1719975427743.png

 

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Roberto_F
New Member

I used the second measure and i got it simple acumulated.

 

Cumm Sum=

CALCULATE(sumx(values(dCalendario[Mes/Ano]),[02 Rent Final]) ,filter(all(dCalendario),dCalendario[Data]<=max(dCalendario[Data])))
 
But my rentabiliti is percentage, so i can'nt just sum, i need to do like:
 
((1+[02 Rent Final]){Month1}  * (1+ [02 Rent Final]) ){Month1}  -1 ......
 
It's possible?

Hi,

Your question is not clear.  Share some data, explain the question and show the expected result.  Share data in a format that can be pasted in an Excel file.


Regards,
Ashish Mathur
http://www.ashishmathur.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/excelenthusiasts/
amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Roberto_F , Assuming you are using a date table, you can have measures like

 

Cumm Sum = CALCULATE(sumx(values('Date'[Date]),[02 Rent Final]) ,filter(all('Date'),'Date'[date] <=max('Date'[date])))

 


Cumm Sum = CALCULATE(sumx(values('Date'[Month Year]),[02 Rent Final]) ,filter(all('Date'),'Date'[date] <=max('Date'[date])))

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Hello @amitchandak , thanks for your help.

 

I used the second measure and i got it simple acumulated.

 

Cumm Sum=

CALCULATE(sumx(values(dCalendario[Mes/Ano]),[02 Rent Final]) ,filter(all(dCalendario),dCalendario[Data]<=max(dCalendario[Data])))
 
But my rentabiliti is percentage, so i can'nt just sum, i need to do like:
 
((1+[02 Rent Final]){Month1}  * (1+ [02 Rent Final]) ){Month1}  -1 ......
 
It's possible?
Anonymous
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Hi @Roberto_F ,

 

You can change the final data format to percentage with this function:

vtianyichmsft_0-1720425665445.png

 

Hope it helps!

 

Best regards,
Community Support Team_ Scott Chang

 

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