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- 8 years ago
Hello friend
This shall do it
Cumulative = SUMX ( FILTER ( ALLEXCEPT ( 'Data Source', 'Data Source'[Reformat], 'Data Source'[SH - Country docum.] ), 'Data Source'[Weekday] <= SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Data Source'[Weekday] ) ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'Data Source'[Standard Quantity KG 3rd Party] ) ) )
Hi tanct
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- Zubair_Muhammad8 years agoCommunity Champion
Hello friend
This shall do it
Cumulative = SUMX ( FILTER ( ALLEXCEPT ( 'Data Source', 'Data Source'[Reformat], 'Data Source'[SH - Country docum.] ), 'Data Source'[Weekday] <= SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Data Source'[Weekday] ) ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'Data Source'[Standard Quantity KG 3rd Party] ) ) )- tanct8 years agoRegular Visitor
Zubair, thanks so much for your prompt support, it was resolved less than few hours after I posted my issue here.
Strongly recommend !
- v-piga-msft7 years agoResident Rockstar
Hi estewart,
Sorry for the delay.
To achieve your requirement, you could try the steps below.
1. Duplicate the table in Query Editor and filter the row to only show the records like below.
2.Then Apply and Close, create the Index column for the two tables with IF function in Data View.
Index = IF('Table1'[Variable] in {"Trend_1","Trend_1_Start"},1,2) Index = IF('Table2'[Variable] = "Trend_1_Start",1,2)3. Create the lookupvalue calculated column in Table1.
lookupvalue = LOOKUPVALUE ( 'Table2'[Value], 'Table2'[YearQuarter], 'Table1'[YearQuarter], Table2[Index], 'Table1'[Index] )Here is the output.
More details, please refer to the attachment.
Best Regard,
Cherry