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Hello to the whole community,
I have a problem. I try to fit the sales of the previous month with respect to the day of this month. That is, show the accumulated sales from 01/08 to 05/08.
I have a relationship as follows, on the one hand the sales date and a calendar table.
I use the following formula to generate the calculation:
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Hi,
See if this measure works?
=calculate([Sales*],datesbetween('Calendar Table II'[Date],EOMONTH(TODAY(),-2)+1,EDATE(TODAY(),-1)))
Hope this helps.
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Hi,
See if this measure works?
=calculate([Sales*],datesbetween('Calendar Table II'[Date],EOMONTH(TODAY(),-2)+1,EDATE(TODAY(),-1)))
Hope this helps.
@Syndicate_Admin I think this video on my YT channel will help (1) Learn how to compare MTD sales as of date with same number of days in previous months - Part 6 -...
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