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Hi,
I have a table as shown below that I would like to run some rolling months from.
I am fairly new to Power BI and Dax so struggling a little. Ideally I would like to display a graph that has a time filter, that will show the total number for the selected time period.
i.e. The WorkingDayActual_C would sum the numbers for the appropriate time span.
Am I able to do this just using this table? Do I need a date table to be linked and if so how would the formula work for this?
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi,
Unfortunately this website is blocked by our internbet security, so I am unable to view.
However, thanks to Bhavesh Patel, I have managed to understand the process more and seem to have found my solution:
NEWTEST_C = CALCULATE([TotalWorkingDaysActual_M],
DATESINPERIOD('KPI_ABS'[Month_Year],
LASTDATE('KPI_ABS'[Month_Year]),-11,MONTH
))
This gives me the result I need each month.
Thank you Bhavesh for your patience and help.
Kind Regards
Rich.
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