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Hello,
I need to calculate the standard deviation of a population made of monthly part sales (quantities). Each row gives the historic consumption (from 1 month in the past - Cons_1Month - to 12 months in the past - Cons_12Months ) of a part number - ITEMID.
I need the std.dev, for every rows (each p/n), of the population made of columns "Cons_1Month" to "Cons_12Months"
I prefer not to transpose as I have several other pieces of information I need to keep for each PN.
I found only ways to calculate std.dev per columns. Any idea ?
Thank you !
AC
Hi, @ACU
If the following methods didn't solve your problem. Can you provide a PBIX file that is available for testing? What do you expect the results to look like that can be shown in an example Excel chart. I look forward to hearing from you.
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Hi,
You could do the unpivot operation to a calculated table and use that new table with RELATED to calculate standard deviation to your original table.
Example DAX (add ID to its own column in the UNION):
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