cumulative amount

[JPDUVAL76]

Hello,

I would like to calculate a measure that allows calculating cumulative purchases per suppliers based on a date range filtered by a segment. The table contains fields for suppliers, invoice dates, and invoice amounts. I have created a measure that calculates the purchases. My visual is a matrix with 3 columns: suppliers, the total purchases (for the period filtered by the date segment), and a third column that should display the cumulative purchases.

This cumulative column should, for example, show the value 30 if the amount is 10 in row 1 and 20 in row 2. The cumulative purchases should dynamically adjust based on the order of suppliers displayed, such as ascending alphabetical order, descending alphabetical order, or sorting by the amount column.

I am struggling to find a solution for this.

Thx for your help !!!!

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[JPDUVAL76]

Hello,

This is my database named 'Base,' containing the following columns:

• Supplier Invoice Date => column 'Date'
• Supplier => column 'Fournisseur'
• Invoice Amount => column 'Montant'

I would like to create the following table in a visual matrix in Power BI (I know how to create the first two columns):

Fournisseurs	Montant cumulé	Total progressif	% progressif
A	598,06	598,06	23%
B	556,14	1154,2	45%
C	532,53	1686,73	65%
D	473,02	2159,75	84%
E	426,69	2586,44	100%

If the user sorts by the second column, the last two columns should recalculate (example sorting 1):

Fournisseurs	Montant cumulé	Total progressif	% progressif
E	426,69	426,69	16%
D	473,02	899,71	35%
C	532,53	1432,24	55%
B	556,14	1988,38	77%
A	598,06	2586,44	100%

Example sorting 2:

Fournisseurs	Montant cumulé	Total progressif	% progressif
A	598,06	598,06	23%
B	556,14	1154,2	45%
C	532,53	1686,73	65%
D	473,02	2159,75	84%
E	426,69	2586,44	100%

The measure for column 1 is simply: sum('Base'[Amount]).

The measure for column 4, which I am currently using, but it only works well when there are few rows:

Cumul Catégorie % =

VAR _CurrVal = [Montant]

VAR _KpiTotal = CALCULATE( [Montant], ALL( Base[Fournisseur]) )

VAR _KPICumul = CALCULATE( [Montant], FILTER( ALL( Base[Fournisseur] ), [Montant]>= _CurrVal ))

RETURN

DIVIDE( _KPICumul, _KpiTotal)

The PBIX => https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/bvk8xgkcbyjak0yjxb98n/total-cumul.pbix?rlkey=pemlcmxzyqzffbe5jmhqsbkm... 

Thank you in advance.