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Please explain YTD calculation in this simple example
- 2 years ago
Ok forget about this one I found out how to ammend.
Apparently with this function it does not take into account filter context so you need to make it yourself 🤨YTD = CALCULATE(SUM(Sheet1[Qty]),FILTERS(Sheet1[Type]),DATESYTD(dimDate[Date]))Did the trick - 2 years ago
Okay after lots of trial and error I found out how to do it also without datesytd function.
Really don't understand why every case is again lots of trial and error for me 🤣
Then I need to use ALL, other time I need to use REMOVEFILTER other time it is something else again.
But Ok I now found the way with datesytd (YTD) and one wihtout (YTD2):
The dax for the datesytd I already shared. And YTD2 I was able to find by :
YTD2 = CALCULATE(SUM(Sheet1[Qty]),Sheet1[Date] <= MAX(Sheet1[Date]),FILTERS(Sheet1[Type]))So yes amitchandak thanks for putting me on my way with datesytd.I guess by playing around with that one I also found the other way 😉
rpinxt , Better to join date with date table and create measure using datesytd
YTD = CALCULATE(
SUM(Sheet1[Qty]),datesytd(Date[Date]) )
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