Presently my data returns:
What I need it to do is if the current month has 0's, it will default to the last months value with data:
I know this can be done with nested IF
statements, but is there a better way?
UPDATED WITH @TPD SUGGESTION
The results from @TPD suggestion yield:
With measure defined as:
IF([Land Dev Alloc] = 0, CALCULATE([Land Dev Alloc],TOPN(1, CALCULATETABLE(Hyperion,FILTER(ALL(Hyperion), [Land Dev Alloc]>0)),Hyperion[DimDateID],DESC)),[Land Dev Alloc])
Where Hyperion
is the main fact table that measure Land Dev Alloc
pulls from
I'm not sure if this is the best way but I've recently solved a similar problem like this, assuming you have a Date table and a Value table joined with a relationship:
CurrentOrLastValue:=
CALCULATE (
-- EXTRACT VALUE FROM ROW
FIRSTNONBLANK( 'value'[value], 1 ),
-- FIRST ROW FROM YOUR 'VALUES' TABLE REDUCED TO THOSE BEFORE THE CURRENT CELL DATE
-- ORDERED BY DATE DESC
TOPN (
1,
CALCULATETABLE (
'value',
FILTER
(
ALL( 'date'[date] ),
'date'[date] <= MAX( 'date'[date] )
)
),
'value'[date],
DESC
)
)
Data tables and Pivot Table
Measure
Relationships
UPDATE TO SHOW MEASURE RESULT NOT RAW VALUE
Add a new core measure (doubling values to show a difference):
TotalValue:=SUM('value'[value]) * 2
Add a new measure to show desired output:
CurrentOrLastValueMeasure:=CALCULATE (
[TotalValue],
TOPN(
1,
CALCULATETABLE(
'value',
FILTER(
ALL( 'date'[date] ),
'date'[date] <= MAX( 'date'[date] )
)
),
'value'[date],
DESC
)
)
New measure in pivot table:
UPDATE TO SHOW LAST NON-ZERO VALUE WHEN MEASURE RETURNS ZERO
LastNonZeroMeasure:=
IF( [TotalValue] = 0,
CALCULATE (
[TotalValue],
TOPN(
1,
CALCULATETABLE(
'value',
FILTER(
ALL( 'value' ),
[TotalValue] > 0
)
),
'value'[date],
DESC
)
),
[TotalValue]
)
TotalValue not being doubled anymore. Two data points for 4th Jan to show the measure's aggregation working.
UPDATE TO IGNORE DATES AHEAD OF CELL DATE
Try filtering the dates also...
LastNonZeroMeasure:=IF( [TotalValue] = 0,
CALCULATE (
[TotalValue],
TOPN(
1,
CALCULATETABLE(
'value',
FILTER(
ALL( 'value' ),
[TotalValue] > 0
),
FILTER(
ALL( 'date' ),
'date'[date] < max( 'date'[date] )
)
),
'value'[date],
DESC
)
),
[TotalValue]
)