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Hi,
Having some issue with running total. Can anyone suggest solution for this?
I have tried something like this, but I get the same result as in totals[total_count] column:
Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
@cevara89 , The data you have show stage is sortable, you can use
running sum = CALCULATE(totals[total_count], FILTER(stages, stages[stage] <= MAX(stages[stage])))
Or Create a stage no column
stages no = right([Stage], len([Stage]) -5)
and then try
running sum = CALCULATE(totals[total_count], FILTER(stages, stages[stage no] <= MAX(stages[stage no])))
@amitchandak I think your measure needs a fix, need ALL
running sum = CALCULATE(totals[total_count], FILTER(ALL(stages), stages[stage] <= MAX(stages[stage])))
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@cevara89 , The data you have show stage is sortable, you can use
running sum = CALCULATE(totals[total_count], FILTER(stages, stages[stage] <= MAX(stages[stage])))
Or Create a stage no column
stages no = right([Stage], len([Stage]) -5)
and then try
running sum = CALCULATE(totals[total_count], FILTER(stages, stages[stage no] <= MAX(stages[stage no])))
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