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Hello everyone,
I would like to ask the questions below, maybe someone can help.
I have a table with the min & max outdoor temperature per day (since 1961).
What I would like to display is the following:
-1- Avg max temp. in the current month
-2- Avg. max temp. during the same period last year
-3- Avg. max temp. during the same period this decade
-4- Avg. max temp. in the same period since the 1st measurement
The above based on a dynamic date.
What I mean is that on 07-12-2022 automatically the calculation is done for:
-1- Avg. max temp. 01-12-2022 untill 06-12-2022 (this year)
-2- Avg. max, temp. 01-12-2021 untill 06-12-2021 (last year)
-3- Avg. max temp. same period (01-12 untill 06-12) (this decade)
-4- Avg. max temp. same period (01-12 untill 06-12) since first measure.
And for tomorrow the period would be automatically changed to 01-12 untill 07-12 (same for month and year, when they change).
Hope anyone of you is able to help.
Lot of thanks in advance!!
RGR
Thank you very much for your reply!!
In the meantime, I created this yesterday:
-1- First of all i added an calculated column using this code:
Current month =
IF (
MONTH ( PowerBi[datum].[Date] ) = MONTH ( TODAY () )
&& (PowerBi[datum].[Dag]) <= Day(today() -1) ,
"Yes",
"No"
)
-2- Then I made this measure:
History aver-max =
CALCULATE(AVERAGE(PowerBi[max]), all(), (PowerBi[yearnr] = 2021),
FILTER(
VALUES('PowerBi'[Huidige maand]),
[Huidige maand] = "YES")
)
This works fine, but now I would like to make the "(PowerBi[yearnr] = 2021)" to
become dynamic, something like "(PowerBi[yearnr] = today(),-1 year)"
I cannot figure out how to do this, even not with the Edate you mentioned....
Help would be appreciated a lot.
Best regards RGR
Hi @RGR
Thanks for reaching out to us.
>>
What I mean is that on 07-12-2022 automatically the calculation is done for:
-1- Avg. max temp. 01-12-2022 untill 06-12-2022 (this year)
-2- Avg. max, temp. 01-12-2021 untill 06-12-2021 (last year)
you can use EDATE() function, here is its tutorial,
EDATE function (DAX) - DAX | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
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