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Hi
Does anyone know why this DAX doesnt work...
Example of my data table below:
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So, the way that I would do this in a measure would be something along the lines of:
Prior Week =
VAR __PreviousWeek = MAX('FactNELWeekly'[Previous Week No.])
RETURN
CALCULATE([UAP's],FILTER('FactNELWeekly'[Week] = __PreviousWeek)
Solved:
Hi @Anonymous ,
Based on @Greg_Deckler 's suggestion,the measure needs to be corrected as below:
Prior Week =
VAR __PreviousWeek = MAX('FactNELWeekly'[Previous Week No.])
RETURN
CALCULATE([UAP's],FILTER('FactNELWeekly','FactNELWeekly'[Week] = __PreviousWeek)
WoW=[UPA's]-_PreviousWeek
Hi Kelly @v-kelly-msft
I have an additional question on this topic, everything works with the DAX above, so thanks againn for that. But im noticing there's a week 0 appearing, and actually I've replicated this for a monthly report and again, im getting a 0 month. Is there a way to take care of this scenario within the same Dax formula? I figured it would be linked to this formula, hence why im posting here.
I'm googling this now acutally, but thought i'd try my luck here at the same time :).
Thanks
Ben
thank you so much!
this did the trick nicely, really appreciated!
Thanks @v-kelly-msft ! That's what happens when I don't actually test my DAX, I mess up some syntax!
So, the way that I would do this in a measure would be something along the lines of:
Prior Week =
VAR __PreviousWeek = MAX('FactNELWeekly'[Previous Week No.])
RETURN
CALCULATE([UAP's],FILTER('FactNELWeekly'[Week] = __PreviousWeek)
Thank you so much, this worked!
Much appreciated.
HI,
It could be something like this (if it's a calculated column):
var previousWeek = FactNELWeekly[Previoud Week No.]
return
CALCULATE([UAP's],FactNELWeekly[Week No.] = previousWeek)