问题
I am struggling to recreate the following Excel logic in DAX:
Cont
and CF
are both data columns (sourced from SQL database), while A
value is dynamic as it comes from What-if analysis:
As you can see on the screenshot, A
measure doesn't properly calculate the values for year > 2021. I simply fail to understand how the formula can reference "itself" (i.e. previous row's result). I tried to play with EARLIER
function but it doesn't seem to work with measures. I also tried to create a calculated column instead of a measure, but these fail to cooperate with what-if parameters.
Here's what I have so far:
mA =
var Cont = SELECTEDVALUE(JP[Cont])
var CF = SELECTEDVALUE(JP[CF])
var AR = 1.03
return
A[Parameter Value] * AR - CF + Cont
Any tips & solutions would be much appreciated. Thank you for your time.
回答1:
You cannot recursively self-reference a column in DAX.
See this related question: Recursion in DAX
However, for this particular case, you can create a closed-form formula for the column you want by realizing that for year N, the result you want can be written as
A * AR^N + sum_(i=1)^N AR^(N-i) (Cont_i - CF_i)
In DAX this can be written as follows (where Yr = N
and JP[Year] = i
):
mA =
VAR AR = 1.03
VAR Yr = SELECTEDVALUE ( JP[Year] )
VAR Temp =
ADDCOLUMNS (
FILTER ( ALL ( JP ), JP[Year] <= Yr ),
"Const", ( JP[Cont] - JP[CF] ) * POWER ( AR, Yr - JP[Year] )
)
RETURN
A[Parameter Value] * POWER ( AR, Yr ) + SUMX ( Temp, [Const] )
If you're starting with 2021, then you'll need to subtract 2020 from the Yr
variable.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60641059/dax-formula-referencing-itself