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Haja007
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calculated column

Hello everyone, I'm a beginner in power bi and I don't know if my problem is because of my model or something else.

In short, I have a table containing lists of products with several columns including inventory date, end of month stock (stock), quantity consumed during the month (qtCons). I would like to add another column to have the month of stock available (stock/qtCons) on the inventory date, in other words if the inventory date is the end of January, I would like to have the month of stock available (stock January/ consumption average three of the last month). my problem is that once I am on line at the end of January how to recover the average qtCons of November, December and January ?

ProductsstoreInventory dateend of month Stock qtCons during the monthemonth of stock available
Product AS12023-01-31122312/average quantity consumed during the last three months including the month of inventory(november,december,january)
Product BS12023-01-31234323/average quantity consumed during the last three months including the month of inventory(november,december,january)
Product CS12023-01-31322...
Product AS22023-01-31235...
Product BS22023-01-31567...
Product CS22023-01-31760...
................

 

Thank you so much !

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talespin
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Solution Sage

Hi @Haja007 
 
Assuming that date will always be monthend date. If not please modify the date condition accordingly.
(EOMONTH( _InvDate, -3) + 1) && QtyTbl[Inventory date] <= _InvDate
Above formula first subtracts 3 months from current date and return end of month and +1 to give beginning of next month.
 
New Col =
VAR _Product = QtyTbl[Products]
VAR _Store = QtyTbl[store]
VAR _InvDate = QtyTbl[Inventory date]
VAR avgQtyLast3Mths =
                    CALCULATE(
                                AVERAGE(QtyTbl[qtCons]),
                                REMOVEFILTERS(QtyTbl),
                                QtyTbl[Products] = _Product,
                                QtyTbl[store] = _Store,
                                QtyTbl[Inventory date] >= (EOMONTH( _InvDate, -3) + 1) && QtyTbl[Inventory date] <= _InvDate
                    )
RETURN DIVIDE( QtyTbl[EOMStock ], avgQtyLast3Mths)
 
talespin_1-1707647846361.png

 


 

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talespin
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi @Haja007 
 
Assuming that date will always be monthend date. If not please modify the date condition accordingly.
(EOMONTH( _InvDate, -3) + 1) && QtyTbl[Inventory date] <= _InvDate
Above formula first subtracts 3 months from current date and return end of month and +1 to give beginning of next month.
 
New Col =
VAR _Product = QtyTbl[Products]
VAR _Store = QtyTbl[store]
VAR _InvDate = QtyTbl[Inventory date]
VAR avgQtyLast3Mths =
                    CALCULATE(
                                AVERAGE(QtyTbl[qtCons]),
                                REMOVEFILTERS(QtyTbl),
                                QtyTbl[Products] = _Product,
                                QtyTbl[store] = _Store,
                                QtyTbl[Inventory date] >= (EOMONTH( _InvDate, -3) + 1) && QtyTbl[Inventory date] <= _InvDate
                    )
RETURN DIVIDE( QtyTbl[EOMStock ], avgQtyLast3Mths)
 
talespin_1-1707647846361.png

 


 

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