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Hi,
I want to calculate the Rolling 7 Dates based on selected date in dropdown. The dropdown selection coming from Date Dimension. I found solutions for calculating the Rolling Dates based on TODAY(), but i want to get the Rolling Dates based on selected date.
Thanks,
Danish
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Hi @Danish,
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.
New only DateTable = SELECTCOLUMNS('Sales Table',"Date",'Sales Table'[Date])
2. Create calculated column to get 7 days ago date.
RANK = RANKX('New only DateTable','New only DateTable'[Date],,ASC) 7 day ago = LOOKUPVALUE('New only DateTable'[Date],'New only DateTable'[RANK],'New only DateTable'[RANK]-7)
3. Create a slicer including New only DateTable[Date].
Create a measure select the value clicked by you, another measure to get 7 days ago date selected.
selected value = MAX('New only DateTable'[Date])
7 day ago selected = CALCULATE(MAX('New only DateTable'[7 day ago]),ALLSELECTED('New only DateTable'))
4. Create a relationship between Date Dimension and Sales Table based on [DateKey].
5. Create a measure.
7 dyas value = CALCULATE(MAX('Sales Table'[Sales]),FILTER('Date Dimension',AND('Date Dimension'[Date]<=[selected value],'Date Dimension'[Date]>'New only DateTable'[7 day ago selected])))
Create a table, select 'Date Dimension'[Date], 'Sales Table'[Sales] and the [7 dyas value] as value level. You will get expected result when you select different values in slicer.
Best Regards,
Angelia
This should still work.
Can you please post a small sample of your data so we can help build the measure for you.
Just to be sure, are you after a single number that shows the rolling average for the 7 days, or do you want to display 7 date points based on your date selection? (Both are achieveable)
Thanks for reply,
Following may be Date Dimension Data,
DateKey | Date |
20170212 | 2/12/2017 |
20170213 | 2/13/2017 |
20170214 | 2/14/2017 |
20170215 | 2/15/2017 |
20170216 | 2/16/2017 |
20170217 | 2/17/2017 |
20170218 | 2/18/2017 |
20170219 | 2/19/2017 |
20170220 | 2/20/2017 |
20170221 | 2/21/2017 |
20170222 | 2/22/2017 |
20170223 | 2/23/2017 |
20170224 | 2/24/2017 |
20170225 | 2/25/2017 |
and following is the Sales data.
DateKey | Sales |
20170212 | 5 |
20170213 | 10 |
20170214 | 25 |
20170215 | 35 |
20170216 | 22 |
20170217 | 15 |
20170218 | 30 |
20170219 | 10 |
20170220 | 20 |
20170221 | 15 |
20170222 | 20 |
20170223 | 30 |
20170224 | 40 |
20170225 | 25 |
Now i want to show the bar graph showing sales date wise. I have a DropDown selector on Date column. If I select 2/24/2017 then graph should show the dates and sales of 2/18/2017, 2/19/2017, 2/20/2017, 2/21/2017, 2/22/2017, 2/23/2017, 2/24/2017. And if i change the date in the selector to 2/22/2017, then graph should show the dates as 2/16/2017, 2/17/2017, 2/18/2017, 2/19/2017, 2/20/2017, 2/21/2017, 2/22/2017. and so on.
Thanks,
Danish
Hi @Danish,
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.
New only DateTable = SELECTCOLUMNS('Sales Table',"Date",'Sales Table'[Date])
2. Create calculated column to get 7 days ago date.
RANK = RANKX('New only DateTable','New only DateTable'[Date],,ASC) 7 day ago = LOOKUPVALUE('New only DateTable'[Date],'New only DateTable'[RANK],'New only DateTable'[RANK]-7)
3. Create a slicer including New only DateTable[Date].
Create a measure select the value clicked by you, another measure to get 7 days ago date selected.
selected value = MAX('New only DateTable'[Date])
7 day ago selected = CALCULATE(MAX('New only DateTable'[7 day ago]),ALLSELECTED('New only DateTable'))
4. Create a relationship between Date Dimension and Sales Table based on [DateKey].
5. Create a measure.
7 dyas value = CALCULATE(MAX('Sales Table'[Sales]),FILTER('Date Dimension',AND('Date Dimension'[Date]<=[selected value],'Date Dimension'[Date]>'New only DateTable'[7 day ago selected])))
Create a table, select 'Date Dimension'[Date], 'Sales Table'[Sales] and the [7 dyas value] as value level. You will get expected result when you select different values in slicer.
Best Regards,
Angelia
Great work ! thank you!
I have run into a little problem when trying to impliment this and I was wondering if you could be so kind and help me!?
I have followed your steps and everything works create when using a slicer with the "date" coming from the New only DateTable.
When though trying to link this slicer with our main slicer {Date coming from the DateDimension table] for our report as I have a lot more graphs/tables to filter at the same time [by date] ...the 7 days ago data disappear and I only get data for the date selected.
I know the problem occurs when i create a relationship between the DateDimension table and the New only DateTable. Is there a way to by pass this problem?
Thank you for your time.
Hi
Have you found any final solution for the problem. I am facing similar issue in my implementation
Great Work!
I am having some difficulties with the slicer. If I use a slice with the "date" from the new only DatesTables this works like a charm but once I link that to the Date Dimension table as i have lots of other stuff on my report and I want the date selection to be centrally controlled. Once i do that though the 7 days before disappear and only the date selected appears. I know there is something wrong with the relationship created but I am uncertain how to resolve it.
Could you be so kind and guide me through this?
Thanks Angelia 🙂
Nice and tricky logic for me. Its worked for the sample data, I will implement it in my actual requirement and hopefully it would work in there too.
Thanks,
Danish
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