Cumulative Monthly Report

xrobc

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Hi

I have a range of data that looks something like the attached image. The data is from an external database that I have cleaned up in Power Query (it wouldn't clean up in Power Pivot) and brought into Excel.

I would like to produce a cumulative monthly report that total of requests that were open at a specific date (such as the 1st day of the month).

I could produce a separate table with my list of dates, but was hoping to generate this somehow from the date range so that I don't need to keep adding in extra dates. Is there some way that I can do this with DAX?

I already have the table added to my Power Pivot Data Model and have some other Power Pivot Tables in the workbook and was hoping to produce something similar.

Thanks
 

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Based upon the data provided, please mock up what your expected results should look like.
 
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Based upon the data provided, please mock up what your expected results should look like.
Thanks for the reply.

This is the sort of graph that I was hoping to end up with, just not sure how to get there.
 

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Using this table:
Book1
ABCDE
1Request IDStatusDate RaisedDate ClosedDate put on Hold
2R1Active11/29/201801/31/2019
3R2Pending10/29/2016
4R3Active06/06/201608/31/2016
5R4Pending10/26/2014
6R5Pending12/07/201702/28/2018
7R6Pending02/21/2016
8R7Pending10/15/201512/31/2015
9R8Active03/14/201805/31/2018
10R9Pending01/23/201403/31/2014
11R10Pending01/07/201903/31/2019
12R11Pending05/16/201907/31/2019
13R12Active02/03/2018
14R13Pending03/11/201405/31/2014
15R14Active03/01/2013
16R15Active07/13/2012
17R16Active10/05/2014
18R17Pending01/31/201803/31/2018
19R18Pending10/25/201212/31/2012
20R19Pending02/05/201804/30/2018
21R20Active02/01/2013
22R21Pending08/26/2018
23R22Pending10/29/201212/31/2012
24R23Active08/17/201610/31/2016
25R24Pending09/22/201411/30/2014
26R25Pending03/15/2019
Sheet2
(Which took longer to do than the solution! PLEASE use XL2BB when posting data!)
I added this to the table in PQ:
Power Query:
= Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "Start of Month", each Date.StartOfMonth([Date Raised]), type date)
and loaded it to a Pivot Table/Chart:
Book1
GH
4Month StartCount
507/01/20121
610/01/20122
702/01/20131
803/01/20131
901/01/20141
1003/01/20141
1109/01/20141
1210/01/20142
1310/01/20151
1402/01/20161
1506/01/20161
1608/01/20161
1710/01/20161
1812/01/20171
1901/01/20181
2002/01/20182
2103/01/20181
2208/01/20181
2311/01/20181
2401/01/20191
2503/01/20191
2605/01/20191
27Grand Total25
Sheet2

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Hope that helps!
 
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Thanks.

I appear to be missing something here......:confused:

To which table do I add the Column? My table of data or my table of month start dates?

Neither seem to work for me?

Also, I was looking for a cumulative total of the number that we Active on a given date. Doesn't this give me the total raised in a month?
 
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Thanks.

I appear to be missing something here......:confused:

To which table do I add the Column? My table of data or my table of month start dates?

Neither seem to work for me?

Also, I was looking for a cumulative total of the number that we Active on a given date. Doesn't this give me the total raised in a month?
You add the M Code I posted to the last line of your current query:
Power Query:
= Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "Start of Month", each Date.StartOfMonth([Date Raised]), type date)
From PQ to get a chart you have to have a Pivot Table to base the chart on which is included above.
 
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You add the M Code I posted to the last line of your current query:
Power Query:
= Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "Start of Month", each Date.StartOfMonth([Date Raised]), type date)
From PQ to get a chart you have to have a Pivot Table to base the chart on which is included above.
Thanks, I think I got it working.

However, it's giving me a count of raised each start of the month.

I was hoping to get a total of the number that are "Active" at the start of each month.
 
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Thanks.

I appear to be missing something here......:confused:

To which table do I add the Column? My table of data or my table of month start dates?

Neither seem to work for me?

Also, I was looking for a cumulative total of the number that we Active on a given date. Doesn't this give me the total raised in a month?
Remove all but Active in the query before the line I provided.
 
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