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tomekm
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Yearly rolling window over multiple years, depending on which Year is selected in slicer

Hello,

 

I'm trying to come up with a formula to calculate a 4 year rolling window, so that when the slicer selects 2025, it computes the rolling average (variant 1 divided by variant 2) over: 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022. And if slicer = 2024, it computes the average for 2024,2023,2022,2021, etc. etc. For 2025 it equals: 109/29.5=3.69. Thank you.

 

Here's my data:

 

variant 1variant 2Year
1112017
222018
52.22019
61.82020
97.22021
3232022
20.52023
67222024
842025

 

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BITomS
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RollingAverage =
VAR SelectedYear = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Year])
VAR StartYear = SelectedYear - 3

VAR SumVar1 =
CALCULATE(
[Variant 1 Measure],
FILTER(ALL('Table'), 'Table'[Year] >= StartYear && 'Table'[Year] <= SelectedYear)
)

VAR SumVar2 =
CALCULATE(
[Variant 2 Measure],
FILTER(ALL('Table'), 'Table'[Year] >= StartYear && 'Table'[Year] <= SelectedYear)
)

RETURN
IF(SumVar2 <> 0, SumVar1 / SumVar2, BLANK())

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BITomS
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SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Year]) only applies if you are selecting a single year i.e. from a slicer, which it sounded like you were. If this isn't the case try this:

RollingAverage =
VAR SelectedYear = MAX('Table'[Year]) -- Gets the year in the current row context
VAR StartYear = SelectedYear - 3

VAR SumVar1 =
CALCULATE(
[Variant 1 Measure], -- Uses the existing measure
'Table'[Year] >= StartYear && 'Table'[Year] <= SelectedYear
)

VAR SumVar2 =
CALCULATE(
[Variant 2 Measure], -- Uses the existing measure
'Table'[Year] >= StartYear && 'Table'[Year] <= SelectedYear
)

RETURN
IF(SumVar2 <> 0, SumVar1 / SumVar2, BLANK())

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BITomS
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Responsive Resident

Hi @tomekm ,

 

RollingAverage =
VAR SelectedYear = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Year])
VAR StartYear = SelectedYear - 3
VAR SumVar1 = CALCULATE(
SUM('Table'[variant 1]),
'Table'[Year] >= StartYear && 'Table'[Year] <= SelectedYear
)
VAR SumVar2 = CALCULATE(
SUM('Table'[variant 2]),
'Table'[Year] >= StartYear && 'Table'[Year] <= SelectedYear
)
RETURN
IF(SumVar2 <> 0, SumVar1 / SumVar2, BLANK())

 

Hope this helps!

Thank you, but my variant 1 and variant 2 are actually measures, and not calculated columns, so this approach won't work I believe.

BITomS
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Responsive Resident

RollingAverage =
VAR SelectedYear = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Year])
VAR StartYear = SelectedYear - 3

VAR SumVar1 =
CALCULATE(
[Variant 1 Measure],
FILTER(ALL('Table'), 'Table'[Year] >= StartYear && 'Table'[Year] <= SelectedYear)
)

VAR SumVar2 =
CALCULATE(
[Variant 2 Measure],
FILTER(ALL('Table'), 'Table'[Year] >= StartYear && 'Table'[Year] <= SelectedYear)
)

RETURN
IF(SumVar2 <> 0, SumVar1 / SumVar2, BLANK())

Thanks but when I add this measure to my table and charts, it is showing blank for all the yearly values; something is wrong. Not sure what..

BITomS
Responsive Resident
Responsive Resident

SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Year]) only applies if you are selecting a single year i.e. from a slicer, which it sounded like you were. If this isn't the case try this:

RollingAverage =
VAR SelectedYear = MAX('Table'[Year]) -- Gets the year in the current row context
VAR StartYear = SelectedYear - 3

VAR SumVar1 =
CALCULATE(
[Variant 1 Measure], -- Uses the existing measure
'Table'[Year] >= StartYear && 'Table'[Year] <= SelectedYear
)

VAR SumVar2 =
CALCULATE(
[Variant 2 Measure], -- Uses the existing measure
'Table'[Year] >= StartYear && 'Table'[Year] <= SelectedYear
)

RETURN
IF(SumVar2 <> 0, SumVar1 / SumVar2, BLANK())

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