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amirghaderi
Helper IV
Helper IV

Moving Sum

Hi,

I am looking for moving 3 weeks sum measure for a column value. Example as below:

Can anybody help?

 

Record

Date

EV

Moving Sum

RESULT

A

2/04/2021

1000

A

1000

B

9/04/2021

1500

B+A

2500

C

16/04/2021

1200

C+B+A

3700

D

23/04/2021

1700

D+C+B

4400

E

30/04/2021

500

E+D+C

3400

F

7/05/2021

600

F+E+D

2800

G

14/05/2021

900

G+F+E

2000

 

 

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@amirghaderi  as per the informtation provided and data attached in very first post I used that and generated the expected result. See the screen shot below:

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amirghaderi
Helper IV
Helper IV

One more question,

If I want in another measure, only the MA for last period comes and every previous period becomes zero, then how to chnage the filter?

For example, in the above table, I want to see MA calculated for period 16-Apr-2021 and zero for everything else.

 

Tahreem24
Super User
Super User

@amirghaderi  try this DAX measure:

Measure = CALCULATE (SUM ( TableName[EV] ),FILTER (ALL ( TableName ),TableName[Date] <= MAX (TableName[Date])
&& TableName[Date] = MAX ( TableName[Date] ) - 14))
 
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The numbers dont make sense. any idea why?

Measure = CALCULATE (SUM ( Source[Period:Earned] ),FILTER (ALL ( Source ),Source[To Date.2] <= MAX (Source[To Date.2]) && (Source[To Date.2] >= MAX ( (Source[To Date.2]))-14)))

amirghaderi_0-1619081248019.png

 

 

@amirghaderi  as per the informtation provided and data attached in very first post I used that and generated the expected result. See the screen shot below:

Capture.PNG

 

Don't forget to give thumbs up and accept this as a solution if it helped you!!!

Please take a quick glance at newly created dashboards : Restaurant Management Dashboard , HR Analytics Report , Hotel Management Report, Sales Analysis Report , Fortune 500 Companies Analysis , Revenue Tracking Dashboard

Thanks, It worked. I only chnaged the filter to Allselected to make sure the filter applied to the report works on measure as well.

amirghaderi_0-1619144987580.png

 

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