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My Data looks as below :
My Query :
I need to calculate annual average and also Rolling average of last 3 months. I used several ways of doing this availble in the blog, through Quick Measures, DAX (Summarize e.t.c) but was unsuccessful :
Coming to the Point :
I have created slicers from this table pasted above :
Slicer 1 : Year
Slicer 2 : Quarter (Populates Quarters of an year when year is selected)
Slicer 3 : Response Period (1st column Above) - On selection of Quarter / Year this changes accordingly.
My Scenario 1 : Annual Average should be constant when i select any of the slicer above (Quarter or Month). The Report looks like below : (Table)
My Scenario 2 : When i select April, it should display Feb,Mar,April and show average of the 3 months dynamically.
Earlierst help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Nishanth.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Thanks for the update Dale. Somehow, this doesn't work for my data as slicer selection should not affect this data. I have worked on a different solution by summarizing my actual table into a new table. But this explanation given by you has given me a better idea towards calculation.
Thank you 🙂
Hi Nishanth.,
I guess your data looks like this:
So, the last four columns are necessary. This mode needs a date table that will provide all date attributes. We need to unpivot these data to make it easy to handle. Please check out the demo here.
Create a measure like this:
avg_last3months = CALCULATE ( AVERAGE ( Table1[Value] ), DATESINPERIOD ( 'Calenar'[Date], MAX ( 'Calenar'[Date] ), -3, MONTH ), ALL ( Table1[Attribute] ) )
Best Regards,
Dale
Thanks for the update Dale. Somehow, this doesn't work for my data as slicer selection should not affect this data. I have worked on a different solution by summarizing my actual table into a new table. But this explanation given by you has given me a better idea towards calculation.
Thank you 🙂
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