Running Total in PowerPivot table

didijaba

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HI,
I'm working in Excel 2016, 64bit, and I'm creating measures for products sold during time in portfolios. My measure is simple
Code:
=CALCULATE(SUM(tblOfferSaleData[SoldPrice]),
FILTER('tblOfferSaleData',
LASTDATE('Calendar'[Date])>=MAX(tblOfferSaleData[SoldDate],tblOfferSaleData[SoldOccupiedDate]) &&
 FIRSTDATE('Calendar'[Date])<=MAX(tblOfferSaleData[SoldDate],tblOfferSaleData[SoldOccupiedDate]) &&
 tblOfferSaleData[SoldPrice]>0))

Problem is that when I place this measure under Values in Pivot table of Excel 2016, I can not create running total over time or projects? Any ideas how to fix this?
 

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