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I'm looking all over the place to figure out how to get YTD numbers to stop at the last month where there is information for the month. [Actual $] below only goes to the end of August, but the YTD goes to the end of the year and is just flat for the final four months. I don't understand.
YTD Actual:=CALCULATE([Actual $],filter(DATESYTD(DateTable[Date]),[Actual $]>0))
In DAX, the DATESYTD() return the table of YTD dates in current context, which means it applies on each row. Based on your expression, I assume you want to calculate the YTD on an filtered table context. Please refer to my sample formula below:
Conditional YTD = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Amount]),filter(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Amount]>10 && 'Table'[Date]<=MAX('Table'[Date])))
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