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Hi team,
I'm still a newbie and hoping to get some DAX help for a measure I'm trying to add. I've searched many forums and youtube tutorials with no definitive luck! I've also tried using rolling average quick measure however I get ERROR("Time intelligence quick measures can only be grouped or filtered by the Power BI-provided date hierarchy or primary date column.") in the calculation and I've ensured Auto Date/Time Time intelligence has been ticked in options for Data Load and also Marked my table as date.
Basically, at each date, I wanted to calculate the moving average of sales for that date, say 7 days before and after so total 14 days. See my basic average excel calculation below for a mockup with expected results in column C. Cell C23 shows my excel formula for your info.
Text below:
DATE | DOW | SALES |
1st July | Mon | 22 |
2nd July | Tue | 12 |
3rd July | Wed | 31 |
4th July | Thu | 43 |
5th July | Fri | 25 |
6th July | Sat | 62 |
7th July | Sun | 23 |
8th July | Mon | 34 |
9th July | Tue | 24 |
10th July | Wed | 55 |
11th July | Thu | 32 |
12th July | Fri | 31 |
13th July | Sat | 48 |
14th July | Sun | 43 |
15th July | Mon | 23 |
16th July | Tue | 31 |
17th July | Wed | 35 |
18th July | Thu | 55 |
19th July | Fri | 34 |
20th July | Sat | 63 |
21st July | Sun | 14 |
22nd July | Mon | 43 |
23rd July | Tue | 35 |
24th July | Wed | 75 |
25th July | Thu | 46 |
26th July | Fri | 45 |
27th July | Sat | 36 |
28th July | Sun | 23 |
29th July | Mon | 19 |
I've been using the solution below to calculate the Average 14 Days which works well provided by @parry2k , however I need to add a day of week (DOW) slicer or filter criteria that will only consider the day of week data/values selected for the calculation of the average.
Avg 14 Days = VAR __startDate = CALCULATE( MIN( Table1[Date] ), DATEADD( Table1[Date], -6, DAY ) ) VAR __endDate = CALCULATE( MAX( Table1[Date] ), DATEADD( Table1[Date], 7, DAY ) ) RETURN CALCULATE( AVERAGE( Table1[SALES] ), DATESBETWEEN( Table1[Date], __startDate, __endDate ) )
For example:
Note: I've only averaged 3 days in the above example (plus and minus 1 day) just to show what I'm expecting.
Your help will be greatly apprecatied
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Hi,
You may download my PBI file from here.
Hope this helps.
Hi,
The formula in the second screenshot is not only averaging 3 numbers - it is averaging all numbers from row 48 to 62. What exactly do you want to do? - Average only 3 numbers or all numbers between rows 48 and 62?
Thanks for getting back to me, yes, I would like to only average the 3 values (for example) in row 48, 55, 62 (i.e. the 3 Saturdays) when the DOW selector has been selected to Saturday.
Note: as this is dummy data, I only chose 3 days, 1 day before and 1 day after because my original sample data was small but in the working version/data set there will be two or more years worth of data and I would like the formula to be flexible so that the measure can include say 6 Saturday's before and 7 Saturday's after.
Hope this makes sense!
Cheers, JL
Hi,
You may download my PBI file from here.
Hope this helps.
I believe there's a "Rolling Average" measure in the "Quick Measure" list....have you tried that?
@J_L I think I know what you are looking for, I guess attached will go, in DAX I just did for 2 week (2 week going back and 2 week going forward), change it to 14 to switch weeks.
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