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Hello,
My current issue is 2-fold. I have figured out how to solve each independently, but none of the approaches I have found solve both simultaneously. Test file attached here
1 - Running Total of NetChange
2 - Dynamic Average of Running Total
Thanks!
Hi @Fraze ,
Do you want to calculate the average of running total by logic as running total divide days whose netchange not equal to 0?
Here I suggest you to try this code.
Avg =
VAR _SUMMARIZE =
SUMMARIZE (
'Transactions&Date',
[Date],
"NetChange", CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'Transactions&Date'[NetChange] ) )
)
VAR _COUNT_DAY =
COUNTAX ( FILTER ( _SUMMARIZE, [NetChange] <> 0 ), [Date] )
RETURN
DIVIDE ( [Running Total], _COUNT_DAY )
In June there are 24 days whose Netchange <>0.
Result is as below.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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Hello,
No, I am looking for the basic average. So if we keep using June as the example, the average Running total is -53,271. So the average calculation formula is very basic, what is challenging is that it is doing it on the running total measure. Which is why I am also curious if the running total should be converted to a calcualted column.
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