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- 9 years ago
Thank you for the help, I wasn't able to follow your complete solution but used some of the core parts to resolve.
As you suggested I merged the two columns I wanted to filter on into a single column, I did this in the initial query
= Table.AddColumn(#"Renamed Columns", "Year_level", each [Year_]*100+[level])
I then created a function to dynamically work out the value (this included an extra filter in the calculate)
=VAR yearx = max(table[level]) RETURN Calculate( sum(table[value]), filter(all(table[level],table[Year]),table[year_level]= yearx-101), table[another_col]="END" )
I then created another measure to ensure the overall total was calulcated correctly
=if(HASONEVALUE(table[Year]), [Measure], sumx(values(Table[Year]),[Measure]) )
Which seems to work.
Thank you for the help, was invaluable
Thank you for the help, I wasn't able to follow your complete solution but used some of the core parts to resolve.
As you suggested I merged the two columns I wanted to filter on into a single column, I did this in the initial query
= Table.AddColumn(#"Renamed Columns", "Year_level", each [Year_]*100+[level])
I then created a function to dynamically work out the value (this included an extra filter in the calculate)
=VAR yearx = max(table[level]) RETURN Calculate( sum(table[value]), filter(all(table[level],table[Year]),table[year_level]= yearx-101), table[another_col]="END" )
I then created another measure to ensure the overall total was calulcated correctly
=if(HASONEVALUE(table[Year]), [Measure], sumx(values(Table[Year]),[Measure]) )
Which seems to work.
Thank you for the help, was invaluable
Hi itchyeyeballs,
In Vietnamese, invaluable means Vô Giá = Non-valuable =)) just kidding, it's good to know that there is solution for your case.