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Hi!
I think I'm going crazy... I made this simple value to calculate the value of last month but the output is BLANK.... What's wrong?
CalcRevenuePrevious = CALCULATE(SUM('table'[Revenue]); PREVIOUSMONTH('table'[YearMonthDate]))
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Hi @Anonymous
Do you have a Date Table in your Data model?
For the PREVIOUSMONTH measure to work, you would require having a date table for the Time Intelligence to work correctly.
Here is a link below to create a Date table, after which you can then create a relationship to your 'table'[YearMonthDate]
Can't tell you what is wrong without sample data to recreate. But, note the description of PREVIOUSMONTH from the documentation:
Returns a table that contains a column of all dates from the previous month, based on the first date in the dates column, in the current context.
From:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee634758.aspx
So, the first question would be are you sure that the first date in that table in the current context is really the month you want?
PREVIOUSMONTH('table'[YearMonthDate]) alone returns the value I want. My table is aggregated on user-month level with the first date of that month in this column.
Since this part of the formula works, I don't understand why the whole formula doesn't want to return a value.
Going to need to see some sample data to recreate, but I would go with @GilbertQ suggestion of a date table.
Hi @Anonymous
Do you have a Date Table in your Data model?
For the PREVIOUSMONTH measure to work, you would require having a date table for the Time Intelligence to work correctly.
Here is a link below to create a Date table, after which you can then create a relationship to your 'table'[YearMonthDate]
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