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‎07-22-2019 12:43 PM
 
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‎07-24-2019 04:16 PM

No wonder it does not work... Please try to first learn about how to work properly with time-intelligence functions (www.sqlbi.com could help). DATESINPERIOD does not work on any table that has a column of dates. Also, measures should not really be tied to TODAY(). They should work with any date from a properly built Date table.

 

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‎07-22-2019 08:45 PM

@Anonymous there are many posts for moving average, here is link to one. hope it helps.



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‎07-23-2019 05:07 AM

Thanks @parry2k,

I think this might help some. But my main question is if it is possible to calculate this average of a measure that is set to only calculate the efficiency for yesterday's values, which is done using TODAY()-1. I recently tried using a calulated column but the value was not as accurate as I would like.

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‎07-23-2019 08:14 AM

@Anonymous yes you can always to for yesterday. You need to add Measure not column,



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