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bignadad
Helper I
Helper I

Need to show weekly changes to values that are not stored

I have the following manual entry excel report I am trying to build in Power BI

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I'm going to use the "A Items No Stock" as my example.

I am using a DAX Calculate Count on itemNo but one of the filters is "inventory = 0"
That is pulling from the inventory level on the item card.

 

That is a calculated field that changes dynamically and has no date associated with it.

 

The data is coming from Business Central SaaS through a premium dataflow.

 

Two other examples are associated with Purchase Header and Purchase Line

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Here is my DAX for Unconfirmed PO

Unconfirmed PO = CALCULATE(COUNT(purchaseHeader[no]),purchaseHeader[completelyReceived]=FALSE(),purchaseHeader[confRcvdFromVendor]=FALSE(),purchaseHeader[documentDate]<TODAY()-7,purchaseHeader[documentType]="ORDER")
 
I cannot calculate that measure next week and get the same value because completelyReceived or confRcvdFromVendor can be true by then.
 
I google storing historical values and seems I have to setup an outside database to store these values each day because I know Power BI doesn't store data. 
I also thought about setting up a table in Business Central and have a Job Queue run weekly to populate these weekly values and then I can pull them out with my custom API. 
 
I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything obvious that I could be doing in Power BI. This seems like such a logical and easy request and Im struggling with how hard it seems it will be.
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bignadad
Helper I
Helper I

I need to look at prior weeks. So in the example i need this measure calculated for 1/26, 1/19, 1/12, etc.

 

Also if I filter completelyReceived for any date prior it could be received by then meaning completelyReceived = true. 

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@bignadad , Join date(only date, no timestamp) of you table with date table 

 

This is normal measure

Unconfirmed PO = CALCULATE(COUNT(purchaseHeader[no]),Filter(purchaseHeader, purchaseHeader[completelyReceived]=FALSE() && purchaseHeader[confRcvdFromVendor]=FALSE() && purchaseHeader[documentType]="ORDER"))

After 7 days


Unconfirmed PO next week= CALCULATE(COUNT(purchaseHeader[no]),Filter(purchaseHeader, purchaseHeader[completelyReceived]=FALSE() && purchaseHeader[confRcvdFromVendor]=FALSE() && purchaseHeader[documentType]="ORDER"), dateadd(Date[Date], 7 , day))

 

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