Source Community: Power BI Spanish | Source Author Name: dalofe Hello! I have a "Product Sale" table with a "Total Boxes" column I try to add the accumulated "Total Boxes" per month, I tried with the following function: but it goes wrong. ACCUMULATED = CALCULATE(SUM(SaleProducts[...
However, when we check the sum of all trivial weights, it is far greater than the maximum at- tention. Just imagine all these sequences assigned trivial attention are harmful sequences, the accumulated attention from trivial weights is dominating the whole ...
Accumulated Sum by month 02-14-2019 09:58 AM Hello! I'm very new in Power Bi (I started using this week) and now I'm trying to work with some data I have. I have a table with a "description" column. Each description has an initial value, an ending value, and the differ...
A self-reported questionnaire with a 7-point scale including perceived levels of stress, fatigue, muscle soreness, and sleep quality was evaluated separately, and the sum of the four subjective ratings was reported as Hooper index scores, which are used to daily evaluate the wellness status of ...
•calculate(sum(table[value]),all(calendar[day])) this formula ignores the filter coming from the "day", but respects the filter coming from yyyy-mm * Matt is an 8 times Microsoft MVP (Power BI) and author of the Power BI Book Supercharge Power BI. View solution in original post...
Monthly Sales = SUM(BASE[Sales]) - SUM(BASE[Previous Sale]) That way i managed to get the monthly Sales by company and branches (Corredora = Company, Produccion = Sales, Produccion Mensual = Monthly Sales) Message 2 of 2 175 Views 0 Reply Post Reply Helpful resources Announcements ...
SUM ( Projekthuvudbok[Intäkt] ), FILTER ( ALL ( Projekthuvudbok[Datum] ), Projekthuvudbok[Datum] <= MAX ( Projekthuvudbok[Datum] ) )) Then I've created an accumulated measure: Acc sales = CALCULATE([Sales], FILTER(ALL(Projekthuvudbok), 'Projekthuvudbok'[Datum] <...
SUM ( Projekthuvudbok[Intäkt] ), FILTER ( ALL ( Projekthuvudbok[Datum] ), Projekthuvudbok[Datum] <= MAX ( Projekthuvudbok[Datum] ) )) Then I've created an accumulated measure: Acc sales = CALCULATE([Sales], FILTER(ALL(Projekthuvudbok), 'Projekthuvudbok'[Datum] <...
Accumulated Sales = CALCULATE (SUM(orders[value]),FILTER (ALL ( 'Calendar' ),'Calendar'[Date] <= MAX ( 'Calendar'[Date]))) So with that, when I use a date FILTER, for example, april, 2021. It won't start the accumulated sales first line as the total sales of april 1st, it ...
SUM ( 'Table'[Value] ),FILTER (ALLEXCEPT ( 'Table', 'Table'[Priority] ),'Table'[Date] <= EARLIER ( 'Table'[Date] )&& 'Table'[Priority] <= EARLIER ( 'Table'[Priority] ))) Hi, My name is Jihwan Kim. If this post helps, then please consider accept it as the solution to ...