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Hello, guys!
I think the solution is not difficult, but I still can't find it. Could you help me?
The task - find measure average by filtered date perion in pivot table by each objects (object - rows, month - columns).
For this, i use such formula:
and it works fine, till i have to use month slicer to change full year to 10 month, for example.
The "test" still calculate the whole year average.
How could I avoid it? And get dynamic average, depends on choosing months?
Lind to db: https://gofile.io/d/VLBPTf
How it should be (11 months):
Avg sales between dates |
25 849,87 |
25 849,87 |
25 849,87 |
25 849,87 |
25 849,87 |
25 849,87 |
25 849,87 |
25 849,87 |
25 849,87 |
25 849,87 |
25 849,87 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1STDGBeSwvVf6ZUHqHOSFK4TYXmSmDlim/view?usp=sharing
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@Anonymous
Calculate(Measure,DATESBETWEEN(Dates[Date],MIN(Dates[Date]),MAX(Dates[Date])))
Please try this! Please share your Kudoes!
Vijay Perepa
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hi @VijayP
nice to see you
i tried it. This formula gives the each month measure.
However, I need to find average measure on choosing period using slicer.
Ok, I will prepare data.
@Anonymous
Try that measure what you calculate is showing Average by using AVERAGE or AVERAGEX function and then incorporate in my Formula and hope that works! 👍
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@Anonymous
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dhaLDcmJaJ4v-0iTTKV77sKtgfcm0V-l/view?usp=sharing
Please find attached file with solution. let me know whether you are looking for this
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@VijayP https://gofile.io/d/uBbbpZ
no, it doesn`t work (
It should works like "Average sales per FY" but be date filter depended.
For example, if you choose 1-11 months,
it should be 25 849,87 in every cell.
@Anonymous
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17KnLGewTPZYq3pCqj3zFi_FGUfwmJeDe/view?usp=sharing
I think it should work
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no, sir, it doesn`t (
if works well when u choose all months
but it doesn`t , when u use date filter:
@Anonymous
Its working for me.
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@Anonymous
Will this Do?
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@Anonymous
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1STDGBeSwvVf6ZUHqHOSFK4TYXmSmDlim/view?usp=sharing
Please share Kudoes and Please mark this as solution
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@Anonymous
Please share your Kudoes, Many if possible hahahahah 😂
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@Anonymous
I thinks this is the approach.
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i use such formula as measure:
@Anonymous , Try if one of these can work
This year = CALCULATE([Measure],DATESYTD(ENDOFYEAR('Date'[Date]),"12/31"))
This Year = CALCULATE([Measure],filter(ALL('Date'),'Date'[Year]=max('Date'[Year])))
hi @amitchandak
there are no working formulas, unfortunately.
And moreover, it shouldn't be used only for current/last year.
Cause, pivot table is filtered by years also.
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