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Hello, I have a runningtotal measure that sums the number of appplications to each hour, per day.
You can see that the runningtotal value for CA when hovered at 12/3/21 7:00PM is 2,179.
However, when 7:00PM is selected for my time slicer:
There is an incorrect value of 154 for CA on 12/3/21.
The X axis of my line graph is:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Ddmx0vcP7t4J1W3l4YgnxYAlXK7ZtRDJ/edit#gid=1127929229
Thanks,
Aaron
@Anonymous , based on what I got.
Create a new date time column and use that
Date time = FLA[Date] + FLA[Time]
RunningTotal =
CALCULATE(
SUM('FLA'[ApplicationCount])
,FILTER(
ALLSELECTED(FLA),
FLA[Date time] <= MAX(FLA[Date time])
)
)
This should work to reset cumulative daily
RunningTotal =
CALCULATE(
SUM('FLA'[ApplicationCount])
,FILTER(
ALLSELECTED(FLA),
FLA[Time] <= MAX(FLA[Time])
&& FLA[Date] = MAX(FLA[Date])
)
)
Hi @amitchandak, unfortunately that new runningtotal measure seems to be summing up too much. Also it doesn't accurately return the correct value for my test case; filtered to CA and 7:00pm.
Thanks for your suggestion, I'll try to experiment more with that idea.
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