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Measure TOTALQTD not working
Is your sales data only being recorded once per quarter? For example,
3/1 $1000
6/1 $2000
9/1 $1500
12/1 $1000
Try putting your data into a table visualization without any measures to see if there are any inconsitencies or some underlying logic you are not considering.
My sales data is being recorder daily.
However my time table is comprised of difrente time scales: daily, weekly, monthly, bimestraly, quarterly, triannually and semestraly...
This for example:
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- jstorm6 years ago
Resolver III
Set up a table visualization with Time[Month], Time[Quarter], Time[Year], and your YTD, MTD, QTD measures. Check to see if there are problems there and post a screenshot. Also, check your columns in Time and Sales to be sure they are the right data type.
- JoseQ6 years agoFrequent Visitor
Pleaes take a look.
I see many inconsistencies within the data table:
- May and June shouldn't have any values on 2020 QTD Sales Income measure (last sales record is on 26th april).
- May thru December should have any values on 2020 YTD Sales Income measure (lasta sales record is on 26th april).
- QTD Sales income measure should only account the sales from 1st Jan- 31st March and it's throwing the same value as YTD Sales Income measure (its adding values from 26 days of April).
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Please help.
Thnks,
JQ
- karun_r6 years ago
Microsoft Employee
JoseQ What you have is a valid behavior for QTD and YTD functions in DAX.
1. You will see number for May and June even though there is no revenue yet because they both are part of the same quarter that April is in and since we are using a QTD (Quarter to Date) measure, it will show the total revenue in the quarter so far. If you don't want to see the number for May and June, I suggest you have a column in your 'Date' table that will tell you which month is in future and based on that you can toggle between showing the number as is or a blank.
2. Same thing applies for YTD as well as it is Year to Date. You can apply the same logic here
3. For the first three months, QTD and YTD will be same. This is after assuming that Jan to March is the first quarter for your org.