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Hello all,
I've seen this question posted several times however none of the solutions I've come across have worked. What I want to do is calculate a 4 week/28 day rolling average for five measures. Each of the measures is calculated similarly so I would suspect a solution that works for one will work for all. The data table I am using looks like the image below and is named 'Delivery Performance' (edited for simplicity/confidentiality):
Please note that the columns EDD_numerator through SR_numerator are calculated columns based on other columns within the same table. For example, EDD_numerator is [Expected Delivery Date]*[Deliveries]; the other calculated columns have similar simple calculations.
I will first need to create a moving average for the following measure:
Hi @Anonymous ,
Does the data model have a date table? Also what is the calculation logic of the created EDD_numerator and SR_numerator columns? Is it possible to further describe your requirements.
Looking forward to your reply.
Best Regards,
Henry
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