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Hi
Seems like this might be quite complex .. I have a table with sequential dates with a value that is accumulative for many dates .. reaching into months as below .. I want to compare month on month and year on year so I have the following calc which works for the last date in the view .. in this case for Feb....
calculate(GP[GP ABS], GP[Date] = max(GP[Date]))
or this one also works ....
but now I want another calc showing a value for January22 which would be 1200
I then need to also show it for 12 month back showing month on month which if I get the above correct will be easy
any thoughts?
01/01/2022 1000
03/01/2022 1200 (200 added on the 3rd)
07/02/2022 800
15/02/2022 1200 (400 added on the 15th)
etc
etc
Please provide sanitized sample data that fully covers your issue. If you paste the data into a table in your post or use one of the file services it will be easier to assist you. I cannot use screenshots of your source data.
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