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Aim: Drill down to the transactional detail of a YTD balance
I have a summary table showing Year-to-Date Actuals by account code and have managed to create a YTD measure that picks up the financial year and month selected from the slicers on the page.
Thanks in advance, I am new to PowerBI
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Hi @carolineh23,
This issue occurs because the IsInYTDRange calculated column affects the filter context on the drill-through page. Calculated columns are processed row by row and do not respond to slicer selections. When drilling through, each transaction date becomes the “end date” for its row, causing earlier months like August and September to fall outside the filter context used by the YTD measure. As a result, Net Acc Amount returns blank for those months, while the selected month (October) still displays a value.
To resolve this, it’s best not to use a calculated column for YTD filtering. Instead, place all YTD logic in a measure, which will respect slicers and drill-through context. Removing the IsInYTDRange column from the drill-through filters and relying only on the YTD measure will fix the problem. This approach follows standard Power BI practices for time-intelligence calculations.
Thank you.
Hi @carolineh23,
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Thank you very much I have removed the column measure and it is working now 🙂
Hi @carolineh23,
Glad you have resolved the issue and pease reach out to us if further if you facing any issues.
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Hi @carolineh23,
This issue occurs because the IsInYTDRange calculated column affects the filter context on the drill-through page. Calculated columns are processed row by row and do not respond to slicer selections. When drilling through, each transaction date becomes the “end date” for its row, causing earlier months like August and September to fall outside the filter context used by the YTD measure. As a result, Net Acc Amount returns blank for those months, while the selected month (October) still displays a value.
To resolve this, it’s best not to use a calculated column for YTD filtering. Instead, place all YTD logic in a measure, which will respect slicers and drill-through context. Removing the IsInYTDRange column from the drill-through filters and relying only on the YTD measure will fix the problem. This approach follows standard Power BI practices for time-intelligence calculations.
Thank you.
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