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I am interested to apply a filter based on a subset of data.

Let's take an example:

 

This is the superstore data set example:

Applying filter based on a subset of data 

In the above view, we can see that it shows the data for a few specific states and corresponding profit and earnings in 2021.

 

What I am aiming to do is that I want to say filter this list based on L7 days profit.

So, say something like, I want the sum of profit in the last 7 days in each state should be more than $500

 

I've tried this formula:

 

Sum( date >= today()-7 and date<= today() then profit else end)

 

This works, however, it changes the entire to view to just last 7 days (L7) however I want the rest of the data also - entire 2021.

 

There are many reasons why I want to do this, see the trend where a state was making money and in last 7 days it stopped etc.

 

Can anyone help? Thank you!

5 answers
  1. Jan 18, 2022, 10:10 AM

    For example:

    For example:Profit L7 days of 2021 = {FIXED [State]:SUM(IF [Ship Date]>=⌗2021-12-24# AND [Ship Date]<=⌗2021-12-31# THEN [Profit] END)}(I've just hardcoded my date range as it's an illustration and I'mProfit L7 days of 2021 = {FIXED [State]:SUM(IF [Ship Date]>=⌗2021-12-24# AND [Ship Date]<=⌗2021-12-31# THEN [Profit] END)}

    (I've just hardcoded my date range as it's an illustration and I'm restricting to 2021)

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