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superpowerteam's avatar
superpowerteam
Frequent Visitor
3 years ago

Running Total for an Average Dax Measure.

Hi guys, 

I am getting nuts, about this litte problem and I think you experts outside know the answer very fast. 

 

My dataset:

 

 

I created a measure which uses the Week-Offest from the Date Table to select only the last 12 weeks of the dataset. 

 

 

So far so good. When I select from the Date Table the "Short Day Name" and put the "AVG 12 weeks" measure in a table everthing works fine. 

 

Now there comes my probelm: I want to do a running total of the average values for MO, DI ,MI a.s.o. 

 

I created a measure which should calculate a non-date running total based on the "Day of week Number" which I have in my time table and display it for the Day Name Short (MO, DI, MI a.s.o). As you can see the running totals are not running. My expectation was that: 

Mo 47,27

Di 90,08

Mi 143,88 a.so. 

 

What I am doing wrong? Urgent help is needed 
Thanks in advance

 

Need Help

3 Replies

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    Not applicable
    3 years ago

    Hi superpowerteam ,

    Please have a try. Modify the measure.

    rt avg =
VAR reihenfolge =
    SELECTEDVALUE ( DimDates[Days of week number] )
RETURN
    SUMX (
        FILTER (
            ALLSELECTED ( DimDates ),
            DimDates[Days of week number] <= reihenfolge
        ),
        [AVG 12 Weeks]
    )

     

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    • superpowerteam's avatar
      superpowerteam
      Frequent Visitor
      3 years ago

      Hi, 

      thank you for the code. Unfortunately you code is not working. As you can see your code delivers the result which I marked with the red cross. The result should be as  you can see in the prepared column. 

       

      Any other ideas?