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pedrocampos
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Using previous row result

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Hi

In this table presented below I have two columns, being: "Saldo_Inicial" and "Saldo_Final".

In the first row, the "Saldo_Final" column shows a value that was calculated from an initial value of 5000000 in the "Saldo_Inicial" column.
However, from the second line down I need the value shown in the "Saldo_Inicial" column to always be the calculated value in the "Saldo_Final" column of the previous line.

How do I do that?

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camargos88
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @pedrocampos ,

 

You can create a recursive function to calculate all the "saldo_final" until the previous row like:

(_table as table, _saldo as number, _currentIndex as number, _index as number) as number =>
let
    Saldo = _saldo + (_table{_index}[Valor] + _table{_index}[Saldo Inicial]),
    Return = 
    if _index < _currentIndex - 1 then @Query1(_table, Saldo, _currentIndex, _index + 1)
    else Saldo
in 
    Return

Be aware with the function name, it need to be called inside the function as well.

 

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Also, create a custom column to call the function.

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Hello.

THank you very much.

Below, I post the solution that I wrote based on your post.

(_table as table, _saldo as number, _currentIndex as number, _index as number, _index_anterior as number) as number =>
let

Saldo = (_saldo * (1+(_table{_index_anterior}[Indexador_valor])))-((_saldo * (1+(_table{_index_anterior}[Indexador_valor])))/(_table{_index_anterior}[N_Parcela])) + _table{_index}[Saldo_Partida],

Return =
if _index < _currentIndex - 1 then @Saldo_inicial(_table, Saldo, _currentIndex, _index + 1,_index)
else Saldo
in
Return

 

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v-diye-msft
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camargos88
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @pedrocampos ,

 

You can create a recursive function to calculate all the "saldo_final" until the previous row like:

(_table as table, _saldo as number, _currentIndex as number, _index as number) as number =>
let
    Saldo = _saldo + (_table{_index}[Valor] + _table{_index}[Saldo Inicial]),
    Return = 
    if _index < _currentIndex - 1 then @Query1(_table, Saldo, _currentIndex, _index + 1)
    else Saldo
in 
    Return

Be aware with the function name, it need to be called inside the function as well.

 

Capture.PNG

 

Also, create a custom column to call the function.

Capture1.PNG



Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!

Proud to be a Super User!



Hello.

THank you very much.

Below, I post the solution that I wrote based on your post.

(_table as table, _saldo as number, _currentIndex as number, _index as number, _index_anterior as number) as number =>
let

Saldo = (_saldo * (1+(_table{_index_anterior}[Indexador_valor])))-((_saldo * (1+(_table{_index_anterior}[Indexador_valor])))/(_table{_index_anterior}[N_Parcela])) + _table{_index}[Saldo_Partida],

Return =
if _index < _currentIndex - 1 then @Saldo_inicial(_table, Saldo, _currentIndex, _index + 1,_index)
else Saldo
in
Return

 

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