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Hi,
Here is the sample data, referring daily price by application usage.
Application UsageDate Price
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MyApp1 2017-03-07 10
MyApp1 2017-03-06 15
MyApp1 2017-03-05 17
MyApp1 2017-03-04 20
MyApp1 2017-03-03 21
MyApp1 2017-03-02 12
MyApp1 2017-03-01 14
MyApp2 2017-03-07 10
MyApp2 2017-03-06 15
MyApp2 2017-03-05 17
MyApp2 2017-03-04 20
MyApp2 2017-03-03 21
MyApp2 2017-03-02 12
MyApp2 2017-03-01 14
I want to plot this data in Line chart with 2 lines.
Line 1 represents daily price
Line 2 represents avg price
In the report there are two slicers , one is Application and the other one is Usagedate
When we select the application "MyApp1" and date "2017-03-06", then the Line Chart should contains two lines,
Line1 should plot last 3 days daily price, means line1 need to show the data from "2017-03-03" to '2017-03-06"
Line2 should plot average price (fixed) for last 3 days. (15+17+20+21)/4 = 73/4 = 18.25
Can any one advise?
Thanks,
Hi @gnandhu,
I try to reproduce and get expected result, In following steps,
First, please click "New Table" under Modeling on home page, type the following formula and create a new table.
Datetable = DISTINCT(SELECTCOLUMNS(Table2,"Date",Table2[UsageDate]))
2. Create calculated column to get 3 days ago date.
RANK = RANKX(Datetable,Datetable[Date],,ASC) Last 3 days = LOOKUPVALUE(Datetable[Date],Datetable[RANK],Datetable[RANK]-3)
3. Create a slicer including Datetable[Date], and another slicer including Table2[Application]
Create a measure select the value clicked by you, another measure to get 7 days ago date selected.
get = CALCULATE(MAX(Datetable[Date]),ALLSELECTED(Datetable[Date]))
Last 3 days selected = CALCULATE(MAX(Datetable[Last 3 days]),ALLSELECTED(Datetable))
4. Create three measures.
select price = CALCULATE(SUM(Table2[Price]),FILTER(Table2,AND(Table2[UsageDate]<=Datetable[get],Table2[UsageDate]>=Datetable[Last 3 days selected])))
Measure 3 = CALCULATE(AVERAGE(Table2[Price]),FILTER(ALLEXCEPT('Table2',Table2[Application]),AND(Table2[UsageDate]<=Datetable[get],Table2[UsageDate]>=Datetable[Last 3 days selected])))
Average1 = IF(CALCULATE(MAX(Table2[UsageDate]),ALLEXCEPT(Table2,Table2[UsageDate]))<=[get] && CALCULATE(MAX(Table2[UsageDate]),ALLEXCEPT(Table2,Table2[UsageDate]))>=[Last 3 days selected],[Measure 3],BLANK())
Create a line chart, select Table2[UsageDate] as axis level, [select price] and the [Average1] as value level. You will get expected result when you select different values in slicer.
Best Regards,
Angelia
Thank you Angelia.
For this example, solution is working but when I try to replica this to my scenario, avg is not working properly. I will try again and will update the same.
Regards,
gnandhu
Hi @gnandhu,
Do you resolve your issue? If it doesn't, please your sample data or .pbix file for further analysis.
Best Regards,
Angelia
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