Formula The Budget Amount PYMAT (Fiscal) measure calculates the previous year moving annual total (PYMAT) of the Budget Amount by subtracting one year from the current date.Data SourcesValue Entry Purchase Line Date (Fiscal Calendar)Budget Amount Moving Averages...
[MyDate]>= MyTable[MyStartDate], MyTable[Weekday]<6)), MyTable[MyDate]) - COUNTAX(FILTER(MyTable,AND(MyTable[MyDate]> MyTable[MyEndDate], MyTable[Weekday]<6)), MyTable[MyDate]) Note: this is counting all weekdays after the start date and then subtracting all weekdays after...
Figure 7 – Adding Calculated Columns The final step is to calculate the relative week value from the two calculated columns that we’ve just created. This can be done by subtracting theStartOfCurrentWeekfrom theStartOfWeekvalue and then dividing the number of days by 7. The DAX script to c...
While the syntax is correct and I won’t get any errors, I also won’t get any dates filtered to Yesterday. The reason being, “yesterday” doesn’t exist in thedates column(“[Today’s Date]”) that I am passing into the DATEADD() function. The DATEADD() function requires that the...
Gross Profit Margin:Gross profit margin is a financial metric that shows what percentage of a company’s revenue remains after subtracting the cost of goods sold (COGS). It indicates how efficiently a company is producing and selling its products. ...
optional holidays as list of dates optional number to change the start of the week from Monday (default: 1) to any other day (2 would mean that the week starts on Tuesday instead) The function comes with a UI that lets you first choose a table containing the holidays and then choose th...
// If this is the first reading for a meter, calculate the Start Date by subtracting the No. of Days from the End Date Date.AddDays([End Date], -[No. of Days]) otherwise // If this is the first row in the table, also calculate the Start Date by subtracting the No. of Days ...
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[MyDate]>= MyTable[MyStartDate], MyTable[Weekday]<6)), MyTable[MyDate]) - COUNTAX(FILTER(MyTable,AND(MyTable[MyDate]> MyTable[MyEndDate], MyTable[Weekday]<6)), MyTable[MyDate]) Note: this is counting all weekdays after the start date and then subtracting all weekday...
You may run into problems e.g subtracting 1 from current month if your current month is Jan. it would be safer to use something like EODATE to return the last day of the previous month then filter on year(EODate([Date]-1)) && month(EODate([Date]-1)) Message 5 of 5 467 Views...