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Hey all,
I know how to do cumulative calculation when putting date in row. But this time, i need to calculate the running total in item level (row) month over month (column)
See below example. the 2020-08 cumulative demands should be 44 for product A. Considering the 2020-09 demands is 103, so the cumulative demands by the end of 2020-09 should be 147...
This is my dax, but it's not correct 😞 Would you let me know your thoughts? Thanks!
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@naoyixue1 , Try like
Cumulative Demands = CALCULATE([Demands],FILTER(ALL('Fact'),COUNTROWS(FILTER('Fact',Max('Fact'[Item])='Fact'[Item] && MAX('Fact'[Date])='Fact'[Date]))))
or
Cumulative Demands =CALCULATE([Demands],FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Date'[Date]),'Date'[Date]<=MAX('Date'[Date])),FILTER(ALL('Fact'),COUNTROWS(FILTER('Fact',Max('Fact'[Item])='Fact'[Item] ))))
@naoyixue1 , Try like
Cumulative Demands = CALCULATE([Demands],FILTER(ALL('Fact'),COUNTROWS(FILTER('Fact',Max('Fact'[Item])='Fact'[Item] && MAX('Fact'[Date])='Fact'[Date]))))
or
Cumulative Demands =CALCULATE([Demands],FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Date'[Date]),'Date'[Date]<=MAX('Date'[Date])),FILTER(ALL('Fact'),COUNTROWS(FILTER('Fact',Max('Fact'[Item])='Fact'[Item] ))))
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