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EnochS
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9 years ago
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Rolling Average by 5 Weeks (Weekly Report)

Hello,   I have spent 2 days trying to follow what some of the other posts on similar datasets have suggested as a solution but i'm having a hard time grasping how to do replicate it for my dataset...
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  • EnochS's avatar
    EnochS
    9 years ago

    Credit tov-ljerr-msft


    Here is what I  tried to do:

     

    5week avg = calculate( 

    Average(    Jobs_Invoices_Merged[Job Value]),

    DATESINPERIOD (
        'Date'[Date],
        LASTDATE ( 'Date'[Date] ),
        -35,
        DAY
    )
)

     

    Updated Exported Data: Actual Data Updated.xlsx

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v-ljerr-msft
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9 years ago

Hi EnochS,

 

The formula you provided above is right. It should work to calculate the rolling 5 week "average".:smileyhappy:

 

Regards

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EnochS
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9 years ago

Thank you v-ljerr-msft! That works! The data looked wrong because it was calculating the average based on days instead of weeks, so to solve this I needed to create a seperate table based on weeks and aggregate the data so show the sum for that week. Im just going to adjust the formula to match the new table but the main structure is the same.

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    Twilla
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    9 years ago
    5week avg = calculate( 

    Average(    Jobs_Invoices_Merged[Job Value]),

    DATESINPERIOD (
        'Date'[Date],
        LASTDATE ( 'Date'[Date] ),
        -35,
        DAY
    )
)

     Hi EnochS,

     

    An easier way to get immediatly the weekly average is to write:

     

    Sum(Jobs_Invoices_Merged[Job Value])/5

     Instead of 

    Average(Jobs_Invoices_Merged[Job Value])

     Like this you don't have to start adding seperate tables