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Hi All!
I try to add a measure with rolling average calculation. Expected result should be as follow:
-in the first week of a given year return the value of the measure [Site CTS week]
-at next month calculate rolling average for example for 1/16/2023: (62.71%+44.39%+64.31%)/3= 57.14%
Something is wrong at my calculation, because instead of getting 57,14% at 1/16/2023 I recive 54,03%:
I will be grateful when someone could help me 🙂
This is my measure definitions:
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Hi Bibiano_Geraldo ,thanks for the quick reply, I'll add more.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Regarding your question, I think you can create a virtual table to store the results you get in your visual. Finally, use this virtual table to find the average value you need
Something like this
Measure =
VAR _table = SUMMARIZE(ALL('Table'),[ConvertedDate],"Result",[Site CTS Week])
VAR _CurrentWeek = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ConvertedDate])
RETURN AVERAGEX(FILTER(_table,'Table'[ConvertedDate] <= _CurrentWeek),[Result])
Best Regards,
Wenbin Zhou
Sorry for mistake 🙂 I would like to achive something simillar, but calculate comulative avg starts from beinning af the year and finish at the last date of year. I changed Yours dax, but still doesn't work correctly 😕
Hi Bibiano_Geraldo ,thanks for the quick reply, I'll add more.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Regarding your question, I think you can create a virtual table to store the results you get in your visual. Finally, use this virtual table to find the average value you need
Something like this
Measure =
VAR _table = SUMMARIZE(ALL('Table'),[ConvertedDate],"Result",[Site CTS Week])
VAR _CurrentWeek = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[ConvertedDate])
RETURN AVERAGEX(FILTER(_table,'Table'[ConvertedDate] <= _CurrentWeek),[Result])
Best Regards,
Wenbin Zhou
It works, thank You so much! 🙂
Hi, Please try the following DAX:
Site CTS week rolling average =
VAR CurrentYear = MAX(WeeklyTable[year])
VAR CurrentWeek = MAX(WeeklyTable[ConvertedDate])
VAR StartDate = CALCULATE(
MIN(WeeklyTable[ConvertedDate]),
FILTER(ALL(WeeklyTable),
WeeklyTable[year] = CurrentYear))
-- Define the range of weeks for rolling average (adjust n to your desired window, e.g., 3 weeks)
VAR RollingWindowStartDate = CALCULATE(
MAX(WeeklyTable[ConvertedDate]),
FILTER(
ALL(WeeklyTable),
WeeklyTable[ConvertedDate] <= CurrentWeek &&
WeeklyTable[ConvertedDate] >= CurrentWeek - 21 -- 3 weeks back (7 days * 3)
)
)
VAR weeksInRange =
FILTER(
ALL(WeeklyTable),
WeeklyTable[ConvertedDate] >= RollingWindowStartDate &&
WeeklyTable[ConvertedDate] <= CurrentWeek &&
WeeklyTable[year] = CurrentYear
)
RETURN
IF(
CurrentWeek = StartDate,
[Site CTS week], -- Use the measure for the first week
AVERAGEX(weeksInRange, [Site CTS week]) -- Calculate average for the range
)
Unfortunatelly it doesn't work. Maybe I specify: I would like to achieve rolling weekly average as following:
-in the first week of a given year return the value of the measure [Site CTS week]
-in the second week average from the first two week of given year (62.71+44.39)/2= 53.55%
-in the third week average from the first three week of given year (62.71+44.39+64.31)/3= 57,14%
-analogously from next weeks until the end of given year.
I try to change Your measure as following, but it also dosn't work:
Great, its Commulative average, please try the following Dax:
Site CTS week rolling average =
VAR CurrentWeek = MAX(WeeklyTable[ConvertedDate])
VAR WeeksInRange =
FILTER(
ALL(WeeklyTable),
WeeklyTable[ConvertedDate] <= CurrentWeek
)
RETURN
AVERAGEX(
SUMMARIZE(WeeksInRange, WeeklyTable[ConvertedDate], "AverageCTS", [Site CTS week]),
[AverageCTS]
)
Sorry for mistake
I would like to achive something simillar, but calculate comulative avg starts from beinning af the year and finish at the last date of year. I changed Yours dax, but still doesn't work correctly
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