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Hello,
I want to use this structure but dynamically;
HH_for = CALCULATE ([High + white + low F];
'TRAINING' [PERIOD] = 201903 ||
'TRAINING' [PERIOD] = 201902 ||
'TRAINING' [PERIOD] = 201901 ||
'TRAINING' [PERIOD] = 201812 ||
'TRAINING' [PERIOD] = 201811 ||
'TRAINING' [PERIOD] = 201810 ||
'TRAINING' [PERIOD] = 201809 ||
'TRAINING' [PERIOD] = 201808 ||
'TRAINING' [PERIOD] = 201807 ||
'TRAINING' [PERIOD] = 201806 ||
'TRAINING' [PERIOD] = 201805 ||
'TRAINING' [PERIOD] = 201804)
Before suggesting other options, try the following:
HH_for = CALCULATE ([High + white + low F];
DATESINPERIOD ('TRAINING' (end_date); MAX ('TRAINING' (end_date)); - 12; MONTH)
@Anonymous ,
It seems like you need to achieve rolling total of previous 12 months? Could you share some sample data and clarify more details?
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
initial relationship
1. This is the result you should get. 2. HH_for as we see the result is approaching
Using Datesinperiod -12 Month
this option I get the correct results but in a static way. option dynamically?
Relationship option 2
Results
2º EJample
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