Ago function with offset parameter dynamic

Hi,
I need to calculate a measure in rpd or answer that simulate the behavior of ago function with the offset parameter dynamic.
i.e.
ago(total_quantity, month, offset), where offset is a number provided by a logical column.
Is it possible?
Thanks.

Hi,
The problem is that I only know the offset values at row level, i.e., when I run my answer report some records use a certain offset value (offset1) while others use another offset value (offset2)
The offset value can be determinate by a logical column.
Is it possible?
Thanks.

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The offset value can be determinate by a logical column.
Is it possible?
Thanks.

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