Ignore zeros while calculating closing stock value

[Prabhu11]

Hi Community,

I'm facing a challenge in calculating the last closing value, kindly help

The following table represents the data model I'm using, 

my requirement is to return a non-zero value from the last month of the time period selected from the slicer,

For example, if a user selects a date range from 01 Jan 2022 to 31 March 2022.

Expected Closing Stock output = 130

Expected Closing Stock target = 110

Dates	Closing stock  actual	Target
01-01-22	100	0
31-01-22	0	90
01-02-22	90	0
28-02-22	0	100
01-03-22	130	0
31-03-22	0	110

I tried following formulas

1.  CALCULATE ( SUM (Closing stock actual) ), LASTDATE(Date'[dates]')

         Here is the problem I faced, PBI returned 0 as result for actual.  Target working fine because it consists of value in the last date.

2. CLOSINGBALANCEMONTH ( SUM(Closing stock),    Date'[dates]')

       Here also the same issue, PBI returned 0 as the result for actual. 

Kindly help,

Thank You

[Prabhu11]

Hi Bifinity,

Thanks for the response,

I tried the solution you suggested but that did not work as I expected. Kindly check the attached screenshot.

Expected Output = 130 (even if I select the date range up to 31st March 2022)

Regards,

Prabhu

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi @Prabhu11 ,

Please try:

Measure = 
VAR _MAX_DATE=CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Dates]),'Table'[Dates]<=MAX('Table'[Dates])&&'Table'[Closing stock  actual]<>0)
VAR _VALUE = CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Closing stock  actual]),'Table'[Dates]=_MAX_DATE)
RETURN
_VALUE

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[Bifinity_75]

Hi @Prabhu11 try with this measure:

Mesure = 
CALCULATE(max('Table'[Closing Stock] ), 
    filter('Table','Table'[Closing Stock]<>0),'Table'[Date]<=max('Table'[Date]))

The result:

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