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Using linest function example
- 1 year ago
Want to predict sales for the below five estimated year:
Try code as below:PredictedValues = VAR Intercept = MAX(PredictedValue[Intercept]) VAR Slope = MAX(PredictedValue[Slope1]) VAR Year = SELECTEDVALUE('Estimated Year'[Est Year]) RETURN Slope * Year + InterceptNow you can develop visual you want, say line chart:
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Shahariar Hafiz
Hi Fighting21 , Linest or Linestx function is a Least Squares method which basically use to predict what could be the future data. For example, if I have sales data of past year, what could be the sales value of the upcomming year based on the past data.
These function returns table of estimates, which you can use to predict future. For example:
lines =
LINEST(
'DataTable'[Value],
'DataTable'[Date]
)This will return a table with many estimator as follows:
You can use Slope and Intercept to establish equation as : Slope * [Value] + Intercept.
Hope this helps!!
If this solved your problem, please accept it as a solution and kudos!!
Best Regards,
Shahariar Hafiz
Thank you for your reply thank you very much, but could you know how to wirte [?Value?] in this example file? this is key of my question.
- shafiz_p1 year agoSuper User
Want to predict sales for the below five estimated year:
Try code as below:PredictedValues = VAR Intercept = MAX(PredictedValue[Intercept]) VAR Slope = MAX(PredictedValue[Slope1]) VAR Year = SELECTEDVALUE('Estimated Year'[Est Year]) RETURN Slope * Year + InterceptNow you can develop visual you want, say line chart:
Hope this helps!!
If this solved your problem, please accept it as a solution and a kudos!!
Best Regards,
Shahariar Hafiz