SUM Production each Month =
SUMX(
FILTER(ALL(Datum[Datum]),
Datum[Datum]> MAX(Datum[Datum])-30 &&
Datum[Datum]<= MAX(Datum[Datum])),
[Total Production Bleach Plant])
The problem here is that I want exactly the amount of production for each month (which differs for sure between 30 und 31 days).
Hi @Lukas , Welcome to the EDNA community and great to have you here.
For the accurate solution please make sure to attach your PBIX file also. However, you can try this measure:
Production Each Month =
CALCULATE ( [Total Production Beach Plant],
DATESMTD (Date [Date]) // Your continuous Date Column
The formula varies and it depends upon the type of visual you are looking for. If this doesn’t work then please share your PBIX file.
At the time, the results of your formular are showing (I think) the average daily production e.g. 1156,35 t/d.
The column “SUM Production each Month” is still the original formular.
How can I now get to the correct monthly based total production (30 or 31 days)?
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