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Hi
I am trying to create a rolling sum between Monday and Sunday as shown below in column "Rolling earned". How do you calculated this value.
Earned week is calculated as following:
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Excellent, working fine.
Thank you, Mikelytics...;)
Hi @Henrik_99 ,
maybe this works for you
Measure =
VAR MinDate = MIN('Facts8'[Date])
VAR MaxWeek = MAX('Facts8'[Week])
RETURN
SUMX(
FILTER(
ALL('Facts8'),
MaxWeek = 'Facts8'[Week] && MinDate >='Facts8'[Date]
),
'Facts8'[Earned]
)
this is the table that I have used
and this is the result
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Hi Henrik,
I have another approach which looks a little bit more complex in the first place but it also covers the correct calculation when the year changes if this is a requirement in your case:
Rolling weeks incl change of year =
var var_EndDate = MAX('Dim Date'[Date])
var var_WeekDayNumber = CALCULATE(SELECTEDVALUE('Dim Date'[WeekDayNum]),'Dim Date'[Date] = var_EndDate)
var var_StartDate = var_EndDate - var_WeekDayNumber + 1
var Result =
CALCULATE(
SUM(FactOnlineSales[SalesAmount]),
ALL('Dim Date'),
DATESBETWEEN('Dim Date'[Date],var_StartDate,var_EndDate)
)
RETURN
Result
Please find below the result.
Best regards
Michael
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