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Running average between two dates

Hi,

 

I have copied an issue below. Please help me in solving this as soon as possible.

I have below data.

dateHCREV
1-Dec-18589 
1-Jan-196169500
1-Feb-196305698
1-Mar-196487459
1-Apr-196483521

 

I want to show in below format by using above table. Running HC AVG value is running average from minimum date to current date and Running REV SUM value is sum from minimum date to current date.

dateHCREVRunning HC AVGRunning REV SUMRunning rev sum/running HC AVG
1-Dec-18589    
1-Jan-196169500602950015.7807309
1-Feb-1963056986111519824.87397709
1-Mar-1964874596202265736.54354839
1-Apr-1964835216262617841.81789137

 

ANd I want to show running rev sum/running HC avg  value in column chart for 2019 year from jan to april in x-axis.

 

Thanks

Praneeth

 

 

  • Anonymous ,

     

    Create three calculate columns using DAX below:

    Running HC AVG = IF('Table'[date] <> MIN('Table'[date]), CALCULATE(ROUNDDOWN(AVERAGE('Table'[HC]), 0), FILTER('Table', 'Table'[date] <= EARLIER('Table'[date]))))
    
    Running REV SUM = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[REV]), FILTER('Table', 'Table'[date] <= EARLIER('Table'[date])))
    
    Running rev sum/running HC AVG = 'Table'[Running REV SUM] / 'Table'[Running HC AVG]

     

     

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    Anonymous ,

     

    Create three calculate columns using DAX below:

    Running HC AVG = IF('Table'[date] <> MIN('Table'[date]), CALCULATE(ROUNDDOWN(AVERAGE('Table'[HC]), 0), FILTER('Table', 'Table'[date] <= EARLIER('Table'[date]))))
    
    Running REV SUM = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[REV]), FILTER('Table', 'Table'[date] <= EARLIER('Table'[date])))
    
    Running rev sum/running HC AVG = 'Table'[Running REV SUM] / 'Table'[Running HC AVG]

     

     

    Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao

    If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.