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ssspk
Helper II
Helper II

Previous rows value based on date (Nested Window Function from Azure DatbricksSQL in Power BI logic)

Hi,

How to achieve the values from previous row in Power BI (which means nested window functionality in Azure databricks).

I can exectre the query and display the results in Azure databricks. I would like to create a line chart in powerbi cloud using

Y axis as "Running_Total" and X axis as "Date_Value" values.

 

Query:(Azure databricks query)

SELECT to_date(servertime, 'yyyy-MM-dd') AS Date_Value,
count(*) AS Event_Count,
sum(count(*)) OVER (ORDER BY to_date(servertime, 'yyyy-MM-dd') ROWS BETWEEN UNBOUNDED PRECEDING AND CURRENT ROW) AS Running_Total
FROM traces_p.data
INNER JOIN traces_p.type ON data.type = type.id
WHERE typename IN ('bookmark', 'app')
GROUP BY to_date(servertime, 'yyyy-MM-dd')
ORDER BY 1;

 

Result:

Date_Value     Events_Count      Running_Total
2023-07-17       1209                  1209
2023-07-18       1454                  2663
2023-07-19       1416                  4079
2023-07-20       1284                  5363
2023-07-21       1420                  6783
2023-07-22         48                    6831
2023-07-23        103                   6934

2023-07-24        2093                 9027
2023-07-25       1755                 10782
2023-07-26       1555                 12337

 

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How to use this query in power bi? Any DAX query ? or Formula can be used?

Thank in Advance.

 

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ssspk
Helper II
Helper II

Created a mew measure for the colum and used the Fn like below. Its working,

RunningTotal = CALCULATE (
    SUM ( [EventsCount] ),    
        ALL ( data_customized ),
        data_customized[servertime] <= EARLIER (data_customized[servertime]))
Thank you.

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ssspk
Helper II
Helper II

Created a mew measure for the colum and used the Fn like below. Its working,

RunningTotal = CALCULATE (
    SUM ( [EventsCount] ),    
        ALL ( data_customized ),
        data_customized[servertime] <= EARLIER (data_customized[servertime]))
Thank you.
ssspk
Helper II
Helper II

Hi,

Below code works for my problem and displays the Running total properly.

As solution,

 

RunningTotal = CALCULATE (
    SUM ( [EventsCount] ),    
        ALL ( data_customized ),
        data_customized[servertime] <= EARLIER (data_customized[servertime]))
solution.png
 
Thanks
tharunkumarRTK
Super User
Super User

@ssspk 

There are many ways to achieve running total. Assuming you aready have a measure called eventCount in your model.

Calculate([EventCount], Filter(Allselected(TableName) , Table[Date_value] <=Max(Table[Date_Value]) ))

for your reference: https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/computing-running-totals-in-dax/


If the post helps please give a thumbs up


If it solves your issue, please accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.


Tharun



Hi Tharun,

Thank you for reply.But i am getting the below error.

Attached image for your reference.

error_img.png

 

Thank you.

 

Hi 
You are creating a caculated column, I gave an example syntax for measure. 
Also, while writing the measure I assumed that you have a measure called EventsCount 
if that is not the case then please create the measure first.

Hi Tharun,

I am getting the below error in the Table view itself.Attached screen shorts.

 

error_screen.png

Its says cannot found or may be not used in the expression is thrown.

 

Thanks in advance.

HI,

Tharun Thank you for your reply and time. I am a new bee to the topic.

yes its a calculated column.

For new colum i have used like below,

= Table.AddColumn(#"Renamed Columns", "RunningTotal", each CALCULATE([EventsCount], Filter(Allselected(data_customized) , Table[servertime] <=Max(Table[servertime]) )))

 

Atached images for your reference,

error_1.png

error_2.png

 

Thank you.

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