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Running total for declared date range

As of right now there are YTD and MTD functions, as well as a DAX function which computes a running total for all time, but we are looking for a means of calculating a running total for a declared date range. That is to say, this would be a solution if we wanted to see what the running total was for June of the previous year to April of the current year.
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JRosenthal
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As of right now there are YTD and MTD functions, as well as a DAX function which computes a running total for all time, but we are looking for a means of calculating a running total for a declared date range. That is to say, this would be a solution if we wanted to see what the running total was for June of the previous year to April of the current year.
JRosenthal
New Member
As of right now there are YTD and MTD functions, as well as a DAX function which computes a running total for all time, but we are looking for a means of calculating a running total for a declared date range. That is to say, this would be a solution if we wanted to see what the running total was for June of the previous year to April of the current year.
josh8
New Member
I've created a proposal to add ordered iterators to DAX, which should make it much easier to create/use running totals. I think it could work well for your use case. https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas/suggestions/40647124-ordered-iterators
fbcideas_migusr
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Status changed to: Needs Votes