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Return the date of a table when condition is hitted

Hi, I am new to PowerBi.

Previously I use excel formula to create a table to forecast the 50% & 75% receive rate by Match & Index.

I want to know how can I do the same in PowerBI.

 

I have a list of data like below

SKUsOrdered UnitEst Receive Date
A107/10

A

107/20
B807/25
B107/30

 

I want to show the date in the table when receive rate hit 50% n 70%.

Result:

SKUsOrdered Unit50% date70% date

A

207/107/20
B907/257/25
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ryan_mayu
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@Anonymous 

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Fowmy
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@Anonymous 

Use two measures:

50 % = 
var __50 = SUM(Table1[Ordered Unit]) * .5
return
    MINX(
        FILTER(
            ADDCOLUMNS(
                SUMMARIZE( Table1 , Table1[SKUs] , Table1[Est Receive Date] ),
                
                "Cumm" , CALCULATE( SUM(Table1[Ordered Unit]) , FILTER( ALLSELECTED(Table1[Est Receive Date]), Table1[Est Receive Date] <= EARLIER(Table1[Est Receive Date] )))
            ),
            [Cumm] >= __50
        ),
        Table1[Est Receive Date]
    )
70 % = 
var __70 = SUM(Table1[Ordered Unit]) * .7
return
    MINX(
        FILTER(
            ADDCOLUMNS(
                SUMMARIZE( Table1 , Table1[SKUs] , Table1[Est Receive Date] ),
                
                "Cumm" , CALCULATE( SUM(Table1[Ordered Unit]) , FILTER( ALLSELECTED(Table1[Est Receive Date]), Table1[Est Receive Date] <= EARLIER(Table1[Est Receive Date] )))
            ),
            [Cumm] >= __70
        ),
        Table1[Est Receive Date]
    )

Fowmy_0-1626765968434.png

 

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Fowmy
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous 

Use two measures:

50 % = 
var __50 = SUM(Table1[Ordered Unit]) * .5
return
    MINX(
        FILTER(
            ADDCOLUMNS(
                SUMMARIZE( Table1 , Table1[SKUs] , Table1[Est Receive Date] ),
                
                "Cumm" , CALCULATE( SUM(Table1[Ordered Unit]) , FILTER( ALLSELECTED(Table1[Est Receive Date]), Table1[Est Receive Date] <= EARLIER(Table1[Est Receive Date] )))
            ),
            [Cumm] >= __50
        ),
        Table1[Est Receive Date]
    )
70 % = 
var __70 = SUM(Table1[Ordered Unit]) * .7
return
    MINX(
        FILTER(
            ADDCOLUMNS(
                SUMMARIZE( Table1 , Table1[SKUs] , Table1[Est Receive Date] ),
                
                "Cumm" , CALCULATE( SUM(Table1[Ordered Unit]) , FILTER( ALLSELECTED(Table1[Est Receive Date]), Table1[Est Receive Date] <= EARLIER(Table1[Est Receive Date] )))
            ),
            [Cumm] >= __70
        ),
        Table1[Est Receive Date]
    )

Fowmy_0-1626765968434.png

 

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ryan_mayu
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pls see the attachment below





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