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Good night guys
Here's the thing, I have a bank balance table that brings me the balance on the 1st of each month, and I have a fact table containing my realized balance (income - expense).
I need the print table just below
to calculate the simple sum of the balance made with the bank balance (- 1,406,019.86) + 7,738,756.96 which gives 6,332,737.10 on day 1, and this result of 6,332,737.10 is calculated on day 2 and so on.
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Good afternoon
I managed to solve it as follows
Good afternoon
I managed to solve it as follows
Hi,
Share data in a format that can be pasted in an MS Excel file and show the expected result for a few line items. Also, if possible, please translate the column names of the Tables in English.
Hi @Edgar_massa ,
If i undestand your use case right, you're getting the running balance of Saldo Realizado and add it to Saldo Bancario. Try these measures:
=
CALCULATE (
[Saldo Realizado],
FILTER ( ALL ( datestable ), datestable[date] <= MAX ( datestable[date] ) )
) + [Saldo Bancario]
=
CALCULATE (
[Saldo Realizado],
FILTER (
ALLEXCEPT ( datestable, datestable[month] ),
datestable[date] <= MAX ( datestable[date] )
)
) + [Saldo Bancario]
=
CALCULATE ( [Saldo Realizado], DATESMTD ( datestable[month] ) ) + [Saldo Bancario]
If Saldo Realizado and Saldo Bancario are not measures, replace them with something like SUM( table[Saldo Realizado ] ) and SUM( table[Saldo Bancario] ).
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