ISINSCOPE function was introduced in with November 2018 Power BI update. We can say it's a very young player in the game, but it's definitely magic. It can be used to manage lots of issues related to hierarchies, but in this post, I'm going to focus on manipulating the grand total line with it. This is my budget forecast table. The budget forecast that you see for every month is not the forecast for every month, but it's the forecast for the whole year. The budget forecast for 2020 has changed every month. That's why we have different numbers for every row. Below you see the table visual with the year-month column and a measure that shows the values for every month. The thing that I want you to pay attention to is the total line. I wanted to see the last month's value for the total line and this is the measure for that. This measure calculates this: If the year-month column has one value then take the average of that value. If it doesn't have one value, li...
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