IN/OUT calcule

[Irache]

Hello,

I want to calculat the IN and OUT of my stock for 1 week.
I have already try that but it's more complicated than we think.

For exemple I have this table:

Article	Name article	Week In	Week out
9B	Motor	2023-01	2023-03
9D	wheel	2023-01
9G	drive shaft	2023-01	2023-03
9R	Pinion	2023-01	2023-01
9E	reserve	2023-01

In this case I want to count all OUT in 2023-03 week and all IN in 2023-03 week. After that I want to calcule CURRENT measure which equals the sum of all IN <= current week less than the sum of all OUT <= current week.
If we take the 2023-01 week we obtain: 5 IN & 1 OUT so CURRENT = 4.
I hope than someone can help me because I block on this problem and I don't find a solution.

Sincerly,
Imad RACHATI.

[Imad-R]

Yes, I have a week table.

[lbendlin]

would you mind providing the sample data for it here?

[Imad-R]

I want to send the files but I don't know how I can send it ?

[lbendlin]

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-provide-sample-data-in-the-Power-BI-Forum/ba-...

[Imad-R]

I have add 2 date column in Data table and that is a sample of Date table :

Date	YEAR-WEEK
01/01/202 00:00	2023-01
02/01/2023 00:00	2023-01
03/01/2023 00:00	2023-01
04/01/2023 00:00	2023-01
05/01/2023 00:00	2023-01
06/01/2023 00:00	2023-01
07/01/2023 00:00	2023-01
08/01/2023 00:00	2023-02
09/01/2023 00:00	2023-02
10/01/2023 00:00	2023-02
11/01/2023 00:00	2023-02
12/01/2023 00:00	2023-02
13/01/2023 00:00	2023-02

and this is DAX code :

Date = ADDCOLUMNS(

    CALENDARAUTO(),

    "YEAR-WEEK", YEAR([Date])&"-"&RIGHT("0"& WEEKNUM([Date]),2))

 In addition the link between the table.

[lbendlin]

Wait what?  Is it Week-in or Date-in in your fact table?

[Imad-R]

They have week IN and date IN in my fact table I have modified this table to match with my problem. They have two temporal dimension in this table because I must have the Date IN for have the Week IN and the Date OUT for the Week OUT. 

The Date IN column are link with my Date table but I don't know if it's good to link with this column ?

[lbendlin]

oh yes, it is much better than having to link via the week number. You always want to link at the lowest possible granularity level to avoid M:M relationships.

[Irache]

I have find a solution for my problem.

[lbendlin]

Do you have a Week table in your data model?