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Anonymous
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6 Consecutive Points either increasing or decreasing in the same direction

Hi Experts

 

See attached PBIX file which a Super Userw member Greg Deckler help'd out with in completing the first step. Now i am trying to find 6 data point that increase and decreasing in the same driection . Greg focused on 6 data points above or below the average.

 

See image

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I believe according to Greg's notes the answer lies with the  "__Diff". I cannot figure out the final DAX in order to make this work. 

 

Sample File

https://www.dropbox.com/s/c7i6dny63titwpr/Trendspotting.pbix?dl=0 

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@Anonymous , When I opened your file. Lost with few measures you have. I think you need to check six months 6 consecutive points on  [No Trend Measure].

 

I am thinking of to approach like assume Diff % using this month vs last month

 

Rolling 6 = if(CALCULATE(sumx(values('Date'),if([Diff %] >0,1,blank())),DATESINPERIOD('Date'[Date ],MAX('Date'[Date]),-6,MONTH)) =6 ,1,0)

 

for any month this is 1, it means growth for the last 6 month.

 

same way for < 0

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amitchandak
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@Anonymous , refer if this old solution can offer a bit of help

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Calculate-Number-of-Periods-of-Consecutive-Increase-Decrease/m-p/750974

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Anonymous
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Hi Amit

 

not sure that is going to work, unless you can proof me wrong. I need to plot this 6 incresing and decreasing points on the line graph and demonstrate this. 

 

Can you kindly update the PBIX file if that is the solution to the question in hand

@Anonymous , You are looking at this for  [No Trend Measure]?

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Hi Amit - I am looking for up and down and no trending measure for 6 consective point either up or down...as per screen image provided. thanks

@Anonymous , When I opened your file. Lost with few measures you have. I think you need to check six months 6 consecutive points on  [No Trend Measure].

 

I am thinking of to approach like assume Diff % using this month vs last month

 

Rolling 6 = if(CALCULATE(sumx(values('Date'),if([Diff %] >0,1,blank())),DATESINPERIOD('Date'[Date ],MAX('Date'[Date]),-6,MONTH)) =6 ,1,0)

 

for any month this is 1, it means growth for the last 6 month.

 

same way for < 0

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Anonymous
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Hi Amit 

 

Can you plot these point on the line graph and or identify the 6 consective data points??

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