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I've got a formula calculating the last 4 weeks so I can have a rolling 4 week average. The only issue is that I don't necessarily want to include the current week. I would just want it to update at the end of each week if that makes sense.
This is the formula for my Last 4 Weeks column:
Last 4 Weeks = IF(AND(table[Date]>=table[Today]-28, table[Date]<=table[Today]),1,0)
I then use this as a page filter and only include the 1's.
As of right now, my graphs are showing Weeks 22 - 26 which is 5 weeks rather than just 4. We're currently in week 26 and I only want to see weeks 22, 23, 24 and 25 on my graph. Next week I would want to see weeks 23, 24, 25 and 26 on my graph.
Any help would be appreciated.
Will this help you ?
Last 4 weeks = IF(AND( WEEKNUM(Table1[Date])>= WEEKNUM(TODAY())-5 , WEEKNUM(Table1[Date])<= WEEKNUM(TODAY())-1),1,0)
Then you can use the page filter to filter based on value 1.
Thanks
Raj
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