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Anonymous
3 years agoNot applicable
Cumulative and filtered calculation
Hi Colleagues, I need again some help 🙂 In the DB we have AVG volume, and we use for visualisaton a line and clustered chart. Tha sales team need another avg (we call it cumulative avg volu...
- 3 years ago
AvgCumulativeVolume=DIVIDE(SUMX('Sample','Sample'[Number of days in month]*'Sample'[Volume AVG]),SUM('Sample'[Number of days in month]))
Anonymous
3 years agoNot applicable
ok
Can I pbix file upload here?
I tried upload xls, txt, and powebi, but it doesnot work.
Thank you
daXtreme
Solution Sage
3 years agoNo, only Super Users can upload. But you can paste a link to a file on a shared drive (OneDrive, Google Drive and so on).
- Anonymous3 years agoNot applicable
Ok, then i make a short table with figures:
Yearmonth Customer Number of days in month number of days Volume AVG AVG volume weighted AVG volume weighted cumulative avg cumulative volume 202201 XY 31 31 100000 3100000 3100000 100000 202202 xy 28 59 100030 2800840 5900840 100014 202203 xy 31 90 99874 3096094 8996934 99966 202204 xy 30 120 96784 2903520 11900454 99170 202205 xy 31 151 101234 3138254 15038708 99594 202206 xy 30 181 103496 3104880 18143588 100241 202207 xy 31 212 145670 4515770 22659358 106884 So i would like to make a visualisation, where without filtering we can see the avg cumulated avg volume (in the example 202207), but when we filtering for example 202203 and 202204, then (202203 avg volume*31 + 202204avg volume * 30)/61.
Thank you in advance!