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Hi Experts
Trying to work out the rolling 6 months to start at a specific date in my table - my measure is (but i cannot see the error)
Rolling 6 mnth =
VAR _Min = Min(BM Historic[Month Year])
BAR _Startdate = Edate(_min,48)
Return
Calculate(Sum(BM Historic [Value]),Max(_startdate),-6,month))
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hey @Anonymous ,
I didn't understand your DAX measure and I also think it can't work as there are some errors.
If you want to get rolling 6 months data, you should try the following approach:
Rolling 6 mnth =
CALCULATE(
Sum('BM Historic'[Value]),
DATESINPERIOD(
'DateTable'[Date],
MAX('DateTable'[Date]),
-6,
MONTH
)
)
Be aware, that you need a proper date table in order for the time intelligence functions to work.
Hey @Anonymous ,
I didn't understand your DAX measure and I also think it can't work as there are some errors.
If you want to get rolling 6 months data, you should try the following approach:
Rolling 6 mnth =
CALCULATE(
Sum('BM Historic'[Value]),
DATESINPERIOD(
'DateTable'[Date],
MAX('DateTable'[Date]),
-6,
MONTH
)
)
Be aware, that you need a proper date table in order for the time intelligence functions to work.
Hi Denis, What i was trying to do is start my rolling 6 months from date index number 25 which is Feb 2017 and ignore all dates before this date..... Is this possible?
Hey @Anonymous ,
I don't know what you mean with index number 25 as that's also not in your file.
But you can set the date in the measure above. Instead of "MAX('DateTable'[Date])" you can also just write "DATE( 2017, 2, 25)" as start date.
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