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CHMay4253
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Creating static weekly AVG price and qty purchased values

Hi,

 

I am trying to create a cost report that will display weekly costs by associated product measured against data set avg.

 

The bit I am stuck on is getting the Weekly AVG price and qty purchased to stay as is in the measure when I add the month into the filter conext.

 

I'm new(ish) to DAX and the only measures that I was able to create were -

 

QTY_Purchased=CALCULATE(SUM(FUEL_REPORT[Quantity]),

FILTER(FUEL,FUEL[Key]=7||FUEL[Key]=8||FUEL[Key]=16||FUEL[Key]=20),

FILTER(Site_FUELS,Site_FUELS[SITE]="SHELL"))

 

and 

 

AVG Prrice=AVERAGEX(VALUES(Date_lookup[WeekNum]),[AVG Diesel])

 

These two don't work as as soon as I change week to month, it averages the month (as it should) and I don't know how to make those values static to multiply them by each other to get the sum monthly cost.

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amitchandak
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@CHMay4253 , Try like

AVG Prrice=calculate(AVERAGEX(VALUES(Date_lookup[WeekNum]),[AVG Diesel]), removefilters(Date_lookup[WeekNum]))

 

or

 

AVG Prrice=calculate(AVERAGEX(VALUES(Date_lookup[WeekNum]),[AVG Diesel]), allselected(Date_lookup[WeekNum]))

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Hi,

 

That still gives me a monthly or yearly average depending on the filter context.

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