I would like to forecast the month (as a date) at which 75% of the account ceilings will be spent. Here are three very generic example tables for a much more complicated dataset/scenario, but I think a simple solution here will get me on my way. I will actually be using weeks, but months is simpler for this example.
So, I need a cumulative, or running total of Cost which I believe is:
Cumulative Cost:=Calculate(Sum(Cost[Cost],filter(all(Months[Month],Months[Month]<=max(Months[Month])))
But then I'm stuck on finding the Month
at which: [Cumulative Cost]>=.75*[Ceiling]
I will display the date for each Account in my Power Pivot Table. Any ideas?
I'm using Power Pivot in Excel 2016
Thanks in advance
You can create a calculated column for cumulative cost on your Cost
table as follows:
Cumulative Cost = CALCULATE(SUM(Cost[Cost]),
FILTER(ALLEXCEPT(Cost, Cost[Account]),
Cost[Month] <= EARLIER(Cost[Month])))
Once you have that, your 75% complete date can be calculated using a minimum function:
75% Complete Date = MINX(FILTER(Cost, Cost[Cumulative Cost] >= 0.75*Accounts[Ceiling]),
Cost[Month])
This finds the minimal date where the cumulative cost is greater than 75% of the ceiling.