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Greetings,
I've seen this question many times, and I even used chat gpt to get it, but it just don't work. A recurrent thing I need to do is create index numbers, that is taking the first value as 100 (or 1 or 100%) and the next values is the porcentual variation. I always do this in excel extremly easy, buy after 2 years of power bi I just don't get it.
How do I actually get the value of the last row? Earlier never worked for me.
I want this:
Date | Value | Last value |
March | A | |
April | B | A |
May | C | B |
June | D | C |
And i've tried many, many things, like this one, and I just get a blank row:
last_value =
IF(
NOT(Table[date]=MIN(Table[date])),
CALCULATE(
MAX('Table'[value]),
FILTER(
ALL('Agregados'),
'Table'[date] = Table[date] - 1
)
)
)
My goal is to have variations like this, but I would love to get as a variable the last row value. The index values I need to create look like this:
Date | Value | index |
March | A | 100 |
April | B | 103,1 |
May | C | 108,3 |
June | D | 113,5 |
... | ... | ... |
Any ideas in a extremly easy way? Thanks a lot!
Solved! Go to Solution.
use this code in a calculated column :
use this code in a calculated column :
Thank you! That was very fast and works perfectly. ❤️
i forgot to mention, that you can orderby any column you want ,
i created index for the date column so that i can sort asc by date
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