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Hello!! How are they? I hope well.
I wanted to know if you can help me with a case where I do not understand where the problem would be, I pass the context:
I have a table called Tons, which has the columns:
Id: is the customer number
Date: date of registration
Financial year: number of the accounting year
Ton: quantity of tons
I need to get the tons per exercise of each client (id), the participation of the client in each exercise and finally the average of the last 5 exercises of a client.
For all this create the following measures:
To calculate the sum of tonnes for a specific customer in a specific accounting year:
Tn Client = CALCULATE (
SUM(tonnes[tonnes]),
ALL(tonnes),
Tons[Id] = SELECTEDVALUE(Tons[Id]),
VALUES(tonnes[exercise])
)
To calculate the sum of tonnes for a specific accounting year in all rows of the "Tonnes" table:
Tn Exercise = CALCULATE (
SUM(tonnes[tonnes]),
ALL(tonnes),
VALUES(tonnes[exercise])
)
To calculate a customer's engagement:
participation = [Tn Client]/ [Tn Exercise]
Finally to get the average participation of the last 5 exercises, I made the following measurement:
In the example I chose the id 2553 and the average participation of the last 5 exercises is 22.78.
I do not understand where the error is in my measurements so that it does not give me the correct value.
Please could you help me???
Thanks a lot.
Hi Admin! Could you pass me the untranslated formula? Because I don't understand it. Thank you.
@Syndicate_Admin , Have separate table with values exercise
an try like
New measure =
var _max = MAX(exercise[exercise])
var _min =_max-4
RETURN
calculate(
AverageX(summarize(tonnes,Tons[Id]) CALCULATE (SUM(tonnes[tonnes]) )), filter( all(exercise), exercise[exercise] >=_min && exercise[exercise] <=_min))
Consider window function if needed
Continue to explore Power BI Window function Rolling, Cumulative/Running Total, WTD, MTD, QTD, YTD, FYTD: https://youtu.be/nxc_IWl-tTc
https://medium.com/@amitchandak/power-bi-window-function-3d98a5b0e07f
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