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Anonymous
2 years agoNot applicable
Same calculations on multiple columns
I am new to Power BI desktop and I am trying to conceptually understand the best way to tackle this problem. So I have a table that looks like this: Index FIFO2_1 FIFO2_2 FIFO2_3 FI...
- Anonymous2 years ago
Ashish_MathurThanks Ashish, I was actually able to solve the problem by pivoting the table in the following way. And then working with rows instead of columns.
Index FIFO2 Value
0 FIFO2_1 0.097 0 FIFO2_2 0.096 0 FIFO2_3 0.101 0 FIFO2_4 0.096 ... ... ... 30 FIFO2_6 0.126 30 FIFO2_7 0.064
Changing the DAX to:AverageBetween400and440 = CALCULATE( AVERAGE('Table'[Value]), 'Table'[Index] >= 15 && 'Table'[Index] <= 20 ) transformed_FIFI2 = [AverageBetween400and440] - SUM('Table'[Value]) Avg Last 10 Max = var maxV = MAX('Table'[Value]) var maxI = CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Index]), 'Table'[Value] = maxV) RETURN CALCULATE( AVERAGE('Table'[Value]), 'Table'[Index] > maxI - 10 && 'Table'[Index] <= maxI )
Ashish_Mathur
Super User
2 years agoHi,
Based on the table that you have shared, show the expected result very clearly. Still better in the secondn tab of an Excel workbook, show your desired result using formulas/pivot tables. Share the download link of the Excel file.