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Monthly Sum
Working towards building a formula, but I believe I need to do this in pieces so I'm not confusing anyone. I've asked this a few times and still haven't found my answer... So I will start simple: ...
Anonymous
Try putting the *12 after the last parenthesis.
Regards
Victor
Lima - Peru
Anonymous Hi, you can use this measure:
LastMonthRevenue =
VAR LastMonthRevenueDate =
MONTH ( LASTDATE ( Table1[Revenue Date] ) )
VAR LastYearRevenueDate =
YEAR ( LASTDATE ( Table1[Revenue Date] ) )
RETURN
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Table1[Revenue] );
FILTER (
Table1;
MONTH ( Table1[Revenue Date] ) = LastMonthRevenueDate
&& YEAR ( Table1[Revenue Date] ) = LastYearRevenueDate
)
)
Regards
Victor
Lima - Peru
Vvelarde I do have a follow up question if you don't mind. So my supervisors are trying to decide whether they want to see the latest set of records or the 2nd to last set of records. So if I wanted to set it up based on the 2nd to last set of data, how could I modify the given formula to go back an additional month from the latest month?
Anonymous
Let's made a modification to the measure to be more simple
LastMonthRevenue_Reloaded = VAR LastMonthRevenueDate = EOMONTH ( LASTDATE ( Table1[Revenue Date] ); 0 ) RETURN CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table1[Revenue] ); FILTER ( Table1; EOMONTH ( Table1[Revenue Date]; 0 ) = LastMonthRevenueDate ) )And -1 month:
LastMonthRevenue_Reloaded-1 = VAR LastMonthRevenueDate_1 = EOMONTH ( LASTDATE ( Table1[Revenue Date] ); -1 ) RETURN CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table1[Revenue] ); FILTER ( Table1; EOMONTH ( Table1[Revenue Date]; 0 ) = LastMonthRevenueDate_1 ) )Regards
Victor
Lima - Peru
Vvelarde These work perfectly. I really can't thank you enough! Thought I would never figure it out. Thanks again.