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Hello,
I am fairly new to Power BI and not experienced with DAX. I am able to build a matrix that measures the number of starts by lead aging, for the month the leads were generated. The rows are months leads are generated, the columns represent the amount of time between the lead date and the start date. The values are the number of leads that started within that time 'bucket'.
I want to be able to create the same matrix but with a running total for each month, increasing by time bucket. I used the Running Total Quick Measure feature, and it gets close, but it's incorrect. Here are the results.
Looking at December, the 7 Day bucket should be 136, the 14 day bucket should be 220, etc. I also don't understand how the running total can decrease - December 5 month is less than 4 month. I clicked CHECK
for the Quick Measure and built a quick matrix that included the first 4 buckets (same day to 30 Day). It is calculating the correct amount this way, so I think the Running Total is calculating correctly, it's just not working with the sequenced time buckets.
Here's the DAX that the Quick Measure created for me. Any ideas why it’s not creating an accurate cumulative total?
Thank you,
Jeff
Solved! Go to Solution.
Closing my own item.
I had a slicer on the page that was applying a date range. I'm not sure why but deleting the slicer solved the problem.
Closing my own item.
I had a slicer on the page that was applying a date range. I'm not sure why but deleting the slicer solved the problem.
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