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Filtering daterange for averagex, sumx, minx, maxx and stdevx
Hi all,
I am working on a rather large dataset where I want to calculate measures across the entire dataset/daterange as well as the same measures just for the latest 3 months prior to a customers last transaction date.
I've got it working just fine for finding average monthly revenue by using averagex like so:
And the same for minx, maxx, and stdevx across the entire daterange. All good and fine.
But when it comes to just looking at the last three months prior to a specific date I am unsure how to do it.
Here's my attempt so far for finding the max value:
In this case what it returns is simply the sum total for the three months specified, which is obviously not what I am looking for.
I suspect it has something to do with filter context, but I am still new to this.
Any help would be much appreciated 🙂
For anyone curious or with the same problem. It seems I found the solution with the help from this video (hope it's okay to post it).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACvYaXnpyCM
It was a matter of considering it as a rolling average og adjusting the "LastSelectedDate to correspond with my own "last transaction date". It may not be the most elegant solution, but it works for now.
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- PC2790
Community Champion
Hey can you try something like this:
Measure = var TimeFrame = -90 var LastOrderedDate = LASTDATE(Orders[OrderDate]) return CALCULATE(Sum([ColumnName]),DATESINPERIOD(DatesTable[Date],LastOrderedDate,TimeFrame,DAY))- stephrasFrequent Visitor
Hi PC2790 ,
Not sure that would accomplish what I want to.
I am looking to calculate the averagex, minx, maxx, stdevx on the monthly revenue. It works just fine when I don't try to filter by date. So basically i would want the "VALUES('Date'[Month]) to only contain last three months prior to my measure [last transaction date].... i guess 🤔
MAXX( VALUES('Date'[Month]), // <-- should only contain last three months prior to [last transaction date] CALCULATE(AVERAGEX(SUM('poc vFact_SalesLine'[SalesLine_RevenueExVatDKK]) ) )
- stephrasFrequent Visitor
For anyone curious or with the same problem. It seems I found the solution with the help from this video (hope it's okay to post it).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACvYaXnpyCM
It was a matter of considering it as a rolling average og adjusting the "LastSelectedDate to correspond with my own "last transaction date". It may not be the most elegant solution, but it works for now.