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Hi everyone,
Could someone assist me with a DAX formula?
Firstly, I have the following data model:
I possess a Date table that enables me to define a date range using a slicer.
I maintain a list of articles, named "Articles," with "cod_art" as the primary key.
I also have a list of sales, named "Sales," which is linked to the "Articles" table via the "cod_art" field, along with two other fields indicating the sales quantity and date.
Additionally, there's a final table named "Article_price_list," detailing price variations for each article. This table is connected to the "Articles" table through the "cod_art" field, providing the article's price and the effective date of that price.
My objective is to create the following matrix:
I can set a date range, and within this range, the matrix will display the effective date for each article. However, what I'm struggling with is creating a DAX formula to calculate the sum of quantities sold for each effective date.
I would greatly appreciate it if someone could offer their assistance with this matter.
Thank you very much!
I would first create a column to get the first date base on the effective date. (you can probably bring it from the date table but this made it easier)
Hello Bmejia,
Thank you for your response!
Actually, I was looking for the first case, but I think I made it a little bit unclear. Instead of the text that you printed, I was looking for the actual value of qty sold. For instance, I need the number 30,000 in the cell labeled "qty sold between 01/Jan - 02/Jan", and the number 2,000 in the cell labeled "qty sold between 02/Jan - 05/Jan", etc.
The "qty" column is located in the "Sales" table, on the left side of the model.
Could you please help me with this?
Thank you!
Use the measure I provided,but you will need to list the tables where the data is coming as follows
CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[Qty]),DATESYTD('Article_Price_list'[effective date]))
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