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Natasha93
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How to Show Average Last X Weeks in a Visual?

Hi 🙂

 

I have a clustered bar chart to show a count of cases created according to date by location.

I would like the visual to show the average cases from the last 4 weeks.

 

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I am wracking my brain around Time Intelligence DAX, but can't find anything definitive that works!

 

Any help will be much appreciated!

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MisterFry
Resolver III
Resolver III

To solve these time intelligence issues, I maintain a calendar table that has a field that I call 'Week Offset Number'. The file contains an integer value describing the number of weeks into the past the indicated week is. (last week is -1, the week prior is -2). 
This makes the DAX to look at the 'last x weeks' or even the 'last x weeks from the selected week' DAX pretty easy. 

Average Measure = CALCULATE(AVERAGE(<FACT>), ALL(Calendar), Calendar[Week Offset Num] > -4)

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MisterFry
Resolver III
Resolver III

To solve these time intelligence issues, I maintain a calendar table that has a field that I call 'Week Offset Number'. The file contains an integer value describing the number of weeks into the past the indicated week is. (last week is -1, the week prior is -2). 
This makes the DAX to look at the 'last x weeks' or even the 'last x weeks from the selected week' DAX pretty easy. 

Average Measure = CALCULATE(AVERAGE(<FACT>), ALL(Calendar), Calendar[Week Offset Num] > -4)
lbendlin
Super User
Super User

You have a Calendar table that includes week numbers. Define what you mean by "last 4 weeks"  (does it include the current week or not?) and then write your measure accordingly. Show what you have tried.

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