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Running total
hi,
running total
hmm looks complicated try
CALCULATE(
[Starting Value]+[Total Value 101]+[Total Value 102]-[Total Value 122]+[Total Value 123]-[Total Value 261]+[Total Value 262]-[Total Value 711]+[Total Value 712]-[Total Value 291]+[Total Value 309]-[Total Value 601]+[Total value 602],
'DIM Calendar'[Transaction_Date]<=MAX('DIM Calendar'[Transaction_Date]
)
)/117.5- Zvekanm3 years agoFrequent Visitor
if you have more simple solution... then you are my best friend 😄
problem is that i must track stock value on weekly base of each material.
then material group... procurment type.. supplier..
lot of demands from my manager.
this is only solution that work for me.
plus i need every type of movement in other calculation..
- Zvekanm3 years agoFrequent Visitor
and top of that...
Forecast..
addind each PO to stock for forecasting stock value in next period - consuption
😄
easy task for me
- eliasayyy3 years agoMemorable Member
well i cant help out much without seeing datasets but if you just want to get the stock vlue per week , powerbi automatically does that
your measure above will sum up all values until today example if yesterday i had 10$ and today i had 30$ the measure will return
10 on yesterday and 40 on today if you just want to return the price per day just use a simple max function