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Hi Community,
I have this two expressions:
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Hey,
If you would like to know the quantity of the previous month I would go for the CALCULATE version. That variant is more logical and natural. Moreover, the YTD variant does not work for January, because YTD is always based on the current year (the previous month, December of the previous year, is not in scope).
Hey,
If you would like to know the quantity of the previous month I would go for the CALCULATE version. That variant is more logical and natural. Moreover, the YTD variant does not work for January, because YTD is always based on the current year (the previous month, December of the previous year, is not in scope).
Hey Barthel, thank you very much for your advice!