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Hi,
I have been searching this forum and couldn't find anything relating to my question. Hoping someone can help me out.
I have a table called InventorySnapshot and want to create a measure that finds the average of the column value seen below based on the date range slicer. The date range slicer has a relationship between the inventory date and a calender date.
My expected results would be the following;
Date slicer: Jan 31st - Feb 1st, $0 (Jan 31st Value) + $1,137.40 (Feb 1st Value)/2(days) = 568.70
Date Slicer: Jan 31st - Feb 3rd, ($0 + $1,137.40 + $1,137.40 + $1,137.40)/4 = 853.05
Date Slicer: Feb 1st - Feb 3rd, ($1,137.40 + $1,137.40 + $1,137.40)/3 = 1,137.40
As you can see January 31st is not in the data set, but because of the datedim table, I would still be able to use the slicer to get that date, I just want the value to be 0.
Thanks,
Noel
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I think I got this solved. I don't know if it is the perfect way, but at least from my checking it seems to work.
True Average = sum('ns InventorySnapshot'[Value])/[Days]
Days = VAR a = FIRSTDATE ( Dimtime[Date] ) VAR b = CALCULATE ( MAX ( Dimtime[Date] ), ALLSELECTED ( Dimtime[Date] ) ) RETURN DATEDIFF ( a, b, DAY )+1
I would think there would be a better way, but I don't know.
Hi @NBOnecall
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Regards,
I think I got this solved. I don't know if it is the perfect way, but at least from my checking it seems to work.
True Average = sum('ns InventorySnapshot'[Value])/[Days]
Days = VAR a = FIRSTDATE ( Dimtime[Date] ) VAR b = CALCULATE ( MAX ( Dimtime[Date] ), ALLSELECTED ( Dimtime[Date] ) ) RETURN DATEDIFF ( a, b, DAY )+1
I would think there would be a better way, but I don't know.
Hi @NBOnecall
Glad to hear you've solved it, please accept your reply as solution, that way, other community members will easily find the solution when they get same issue.
Regards,