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Hello - I have the following table, and I'm trying to add two new columns: "Prior Month Avg" and "Prior Quarter Avg". The issue I'm running into is that I need the "Prior Month Avg" measure to be based on the last record date of the "Volumes[Date]" table.
Here is the example code for the "MTD Daily Avg" calc:
MTD Daily Avg = averagex(DATESMTD('Date'[Date]),CALCULATE(sum(Volumes[Volume])))Solved! Go to Solution.
Thankyou, @lbendlin, for your response.
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