CLOSINGBALANCEYEAR Function (DAX)
How does the CLOSINGBALANCEYEAR function (DAX) work?
The CLOSINGBALANCEYEAR function (DAX) evaluates the expression at the last date of the year using the current context. Its parameters include an expression with a scalar value, a column that contains dates, a filter that applies to the current context, and a literal string with a date that defines the year end.
CLOSINGBALANCEYEAR Formula Syntax
CLOSINGBALANCEYEAR(
<expression>,<dates>[,<filter>][,<year_end_date>]
)
How do you use the CLOSINGBALANCEYEAR function?
This function is frequently used in inventory and balance calculations, where you want to calculate the closing balances year wise.
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Considerations when using the CLOSINGBALANCEYEAR function
The dates parameter can be a reference to a date/time column, a table expression that returns a single column of date/time values, or a Boolean expression that defines a single-column table of date/time values.
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Formula examples using the CLOSINGBALANCEYEAR function
=CLOSINGBALANCEYEAR(SUMX(ProductInventory,ProductInventory[UnitCost]*ProductInventory[UnitsBalance]),DateTime[DateKey])
=CLOSINGBALANCEYEAR(Sum(Sales[Quantity]), Sales[OrderDate])
=CLOSINGBALANCEYEAR( COUNT (CRASH_DATA_T[CASE_NUMBER]), Calc_Date_T[CRASH_DATE])
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