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hello!
I have a dax question concerning average open balance. My data looks like this:
I have linked a date calendar table to my fact table.
I have created an open balance measure:
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@Anonymous , I think this measure might do what you are after:
Avg Balance =
VAR vFirstDate = FIRSTDATE(ALLSELECTED(_Date[Date]))
VAR vLastDate = LASTDATE('_Date'[Date])
RETURN
AVERAGEX(
CALCULATETABLE(
'_Date'
,_Date[Date] >= vFirstDate
, _Date[Date] <= vLastDate
)
,[Open Balance]
)
With your test data, here are the Avg Balance it gives for each day in Jan 2022. For the month of Jan 2022, the average balance is 4000 which I think it right
9 days @ 5000 = 45000
5 days @ 3000 = 15000
15 days @ 4000 = 60000
2 days @ 2000 = 4000
total = 124000 / 31 days = 4000
@Anonymous , I think this measure might do what you are after:
Avg Balance =
VAR vFirstDate = FIRSTDATE(ALLSELECTED(_Date[Date]))
VAR vLastDate = LASTDATE('_Date'[Date])
RETURN
AVERAGEX(
CALCULATETABLE(
'_Date'
,_Date[Date] >= vFirstDate
, _Date[Date] <= vLastDate
)
,[Open Balance]
)
With your test data, here are the Avg Balance it gives for each day in Jan 2022. For the month of Jan 2022, the average balance is 4000 which I think it right
9 days @ 5000 = 45000
5 days @ 3000 = 15000
15 days @ 4000 = 60000
2 days @ 2000 = 4000
total = 124000 / 31 days = 4000
Amazing! Thank you so much. Time for more dax training for me 🙂
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