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Hello, I am trying to create a 7 day rolling average while exluding the days where we didnt work. I am using the DAX Expression below:
7 Day Rolling Average =
Calculate(Sum('Daily Production'[Lbs]),DATESINPERIOD('Daily Production'[Date_1], LASTDATE('Daily Production'[Date_1]),7,DAY))
/
Calculate(DISTINCTCOUNT('Daily Production'[Date_1]),DATESINPERIOD('Daily Production'[Date_1],LASTDATE('Daily Production'[Date_1]),7,DAY))
Screenshot of data:
As you can see, the rolling average is factoring in the blank fields as well. I need help filtering this expresion to exclude rows where the is nothing in the "Worked" column.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello @amitchandak , I was able to modify another expression I found on the forum and got the result I was looking for.
7 Day rolling Average =
var __workingDays = 7
var __currentDay = MAX( 'Daily Production'[Date Worked] )
var __daysToAvgOver =
TOPN(__workingDays,
CALCULATETABLE(
'Daily Production',
'Daily Production'[Date Worked] < __currentDay,
'Daily Production'[Worked] = 1,
ALL( 'Daily Production' )
),
'Daily Production'[Date Worked],
DESC
)
var __avg =
DIVIDE(
CALCULATE(
SUM( 'Daily Production'[Lbs] ),
__daysToAvgOver
),
COUNTROWS( __daysToAvgOver )
)
return
__avg
@JWPowder , Assume you have employee and worked flag .
First create a rank
Rank WD = if([Worked] <> Blank(), Rankx(filter('Daily Production', [Employee] = earlier([Employee]) && [Worked] =1), [Date]), blank())
Create a measure like
Rolling 7 WD = CALCULATE(Averagex(Values('Daily Production'[Date]) ,calculate(Sum('Daily Production'[Lbs]))), WINDOW(-6,REL, 0, REL, ALLSELECTED('Daily Production'[Date] , 'Daily Production'[Employee] ),ORDERBY([Date],asc),,PARTITIONBY('Daily Production'[Employee]) ))
Hello @amitchandak , I do not have a column for employee. I created a rank column using the expression below:
Date Rank =
var _rank=RANKX(FILTER('Daily Production',[Date Worked]<>BLANK()),[Date Worked],,ASC,Dense)
return
IF('Daily Production'[Worked]=BLANK(),BLANK(),_rank)
I modified the expression you suggested:
7 Day rolling Average =
CALCULATE(Averagex(Values('Daily Production'[Date Worked]) ,calculate(Sum('Daily Production'[Lbs]))),
WINDOW(-6,REL, 0, REL, ALLSELECTED('Daily Production'[Date Worked]),ORDERBY([Date Worked],asc)))
Result:
EDIT** Forgot to mention that I would like to use a calculated column so I can use the data as a line value in a visualization.
Hello @amitchandak , I was able to modify another expression I found on the forum and got the result I was looking for.
7 Day rolling Average =
var __workingDays = 7
var __currentDay = MAX( 'Daily Production'[Date Worked] )
var __daysToAvgOver =
TOPN(__workingDays,
CALCULATETABLE(
'Daily Production',
'Daily Production'[Date Worked] < __currentDay,
'Daily Production'[Worked] = 1,
ALL( 'Daily Production' )
),
'Daily Production'[Date Worked],
DESC
)
var __avg =
DIVIDE(
CALCULATE(
SUM( 'Daily Production'[Lbs] ),
__daysToAvgOver
),
COUNTROWS( __daysToAvgOver )
)
return
__avg
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