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user900
Helper II
Helper II

daxstudio to power BI conversion

This was created for me using daxstudio.  How should I revise it for Power BI to evaluate all ID's, not just on the one filtered?

 

/--Filter Report Date to start after 5/1/2023 & only Clicked
//EVALUATE
//FILTER(
//    'Table',
//    'Table'[Report Date] >= 5/1/2023 &&
//    'Table'[Click] = "True"
//    )
//
--Calculate Cumulative Sum of Primary, per User & Report Date
EVALUATE 
VAR currentdate = MAX('Table'[Report Date])
RETURN
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
            'Table'[Report Date],
            'Table'[Formatted Count],
            FILTER('Table','Table'[Employee ID] = "68712"),
            "ClickCount", SUMX( 
                            FILTER(
                                'Table',
                                'Table'[Report Date] <= currentdate
                                ),
                                CALCULATE( COUNTA('Table'[Employee ID))
                                )
                            )

 

Thanks in advance.

~User 900

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@user900 , a new table 

Table=

VAR currentdate = MAX('Table'[Report Date])
RETURN
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
            'Table'[Report Date],
            'Table'[Formatted Count],
            FILTER('Table','Table'[Employee ID] = "68712"),
            "ClickCount", SUMX( 
                            FILTER(
                                'Table',
                                'Table'[Report Date] <= currentdate
                                ),
                                CALCULATE( COUNTA('Table'[Employee ID))
                                )
                            )

 

 

or create a measure and use the required columns in the table visual

 

SUMX(
FILTER(
'Table',
'Table'[Report Date] <= currentdate && 'Table'[Employee ID] = "68712"
),
CALCULATE( COUNTA('Table'[Employee ID))
)

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@user900 , a new table 

Table=

VAR currentdate = MAX('Table'[Report Date])
RETURN
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
            'Table'[Report Date],
            'Table'[Formatted Count],
            FILTER('Table','Table'[Employee ID] = "68712"),
            "ClickCount", SUMX( 
                            FILTER(
                                'Table',
                                'Table'[Report Date] <= currentdate
                                ),
                                CALCULATE( COUNTA('Table'[Employee ID))
                                )
                            )

 

 

or create a measure and use the required columns in the table visual

 

SUMX(
FILTER(
'Table',
'Table'[Report Date] <= currentdate && 'Table'[Employee ID] = "68712"
),
CALCULATE( COUNTA('Table'[Employee ID))
)

Full Power BI Video 20 Hours YouTube
Microsoft Fabric Series 60+ Videos YouTube
Microsoft Fabric Hindi End to End YouTube

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