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Hello,
I am trying to calculate a moving 90 day sum that I am then plotting on a graph with the actual months (think June has June, May & April data, May has March, April, and May data etc). My data set is cost data for each product for each month with a number of other measures. I have been attempting this through various versions of the "Calculate(,FILTER( or Calculate(,DatesBetween(" functions with no luck. Has anyone done this before? I also tried calculating a number of custom columns where I would sum the previous month and the month before and add the columns together but that did not work either.
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This should be close and works for me. This calculated measure assumes a relationship between the Sales and Dates tables.
Measure = CALCULATE(
SUM('Sales'[Sales Qty]),
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
DATESINPERIOD('Dates'[Date],LASTDATE('Dates'[Date]),-90,DAY)
)
This should be close and works for me. This calculated measure assumes a relationship between the Sales and Dates tables.
Measure = CALCULATE(
SUM('Sales'[Sales Qty]),
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
DATESINPERIOD('Dates'[Date],LASTDATE('Dates'[Date]),-90,DAY)
)
That looks to have worked! Thanks Phil!
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