Hello, I updated the calendar table to include 2023 year. Now we are in 27/10/2023, And all the YTD calculations are showing BLANK. the link in the joins is fine, I tested going back with the calendar ending in 31/12/2022 and the calculation of YTD were fine again. I'm using the quick meassure from Power BI: Revenues YTD = IF( ISFILTERED('Calendario'[Date]), ERROR("Time intelligence quick measures can only be grouped or filtered by the Power BI-provided date hierarchy or primary date column."), TOTALYTD([Revenues IW], 'Calendario'[Date].[Date]))

Hello Comunity! I've solved the problem, instead of using TotalYTD I've used calculate and filter the current year: Revenues YTD LT = CALCULATE(SUM('Ratios LT '[Revenues]),'Calendario'[Year]=year(today())) Thanks for all the help!

Problem with YDT calculation, values are BLANK after calendar table was updated to include year 2023

11 Replies

amitchandak
Super User
3 years ago
Tomast . do not use .date. Mark Calendar tbale as Date table

TOTALYTD([Revenues IW], 'Calendario'[Date])

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- Tomast
  New Member
  3 years ago
  I've tried all the sugested points in your video and also taking out the .date and changing the calendar as date table and nothing worked
Tomast
New Member
3 years ago
I marked my calendar table as date table and also took out the ".date" part of the formula but still appears as blank
- pbi-novice
  Helper I
  3 years ago
  Try adding a filter to the TOTALYTD function:
  
  Revenues YTD =
  IF(
      ISFILTERED('Calendario'[Date]),
      ERROR("Time intelligence quick measures can only be grouped or filtered by the Power BI-provided date hierarchy or primary date column."),
      TOTALYTD([Revenues IW], 'Calendario'[Date].[Date], YearColumn = YEAR(TODAY))
  )
  - Tomast
    New Member
    3 years ago
    I've tried that too but is still blank. The only solution I found is to go back and use as last that of the calendar 31/12/2022. Otherwise appear the blank. But I need to add 2023 forecast
Tomast
New Member
3 years ago
What also worked is to add an slicer with the date and select the current Year
- pbi-novice
  Helper I
  3 years ago
  Give this a shot.
  - pbi-novice
    Helper I
    3 years ago
    **Apply this filter to the visual that uses the TOTALYTD measure.
v-yalanwu-msft
Community Support
3 years ago
Hi, Tomast ;

What you mean is to display blank after selecting 2023, and it is normal before selecting 2023; Can you take a screenshot to look at your data (remove sensitive information), from the formula, your dax is correct, since your date in 2023 is indeed updated, but you need to ensure that there is [Revenues IW] in 2023, if this number is not, then naturally it is also null.

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Community Support Team _ Yalan Wu
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Tomast
New Member
3 years ago
Hello Comunity!

I've solved the problem, instead of using TotalYTD I've used calculate and filter the current year:

Revenues YTD LT =
CALCULATE(SUM('Ratios LT '[Revenues]),'Calendario'[Year]=year(today()))

Thanks for all the help!