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I'm working in Excel with PowerQuery and PowerPivot, and trying to figure out the correct formula/Measure that will return to the average of the Last X Values.
I've created a measure called 'Differential', and now I'm trying to get a rolling average of the last 7 values. The values are in date order, but do not exist for every day. Example of the existing pivot table being generated below. Can I create a measure of the rolling 7 values from the 'differential' column/measure?
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Hi @ptmuldoon , is this what you are looking for? I'll attach the images of the Source, Output and M code. Thanks. Let me if I understood your query correctly.
Here's the code:
let
Source = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="Table3"]}[Content],
#"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"Row Labels", type any}, {"Differentials", type number}}),
Indexing = Table.AddIndexColumn(#"Changed Type","Index",0,1),
Numbers = Table.TransformColumns(Indexing,{"Index", each {_ - 6.._}}),
Negative = Table.TransformColumns(Numbers,{"Index", each List.Select(_, each _ >= 0)}),
Records = Table.TransformColumns(Negative,{"Index", each List.Transform(_, each #"Changed Type"{_})}),
Average = Table.TransformColumns(Records, {"Index",each if Table.RowCount(Table.FromRecords(_)) = 7 then List.Average(Table.FromRecords(_)[Differentials]) else null}),
Cols = Table.RenameColumns(Average,{{"Index", "Rolling Average"}})
in
Cols
(I have hardcoded the Rolling Average value that is 7, but that can added as a new step for it).
Hi @ptmuldoon,
Thanks @SundarRaj and @lbendlin for Addressing the issue.
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Hi @ptmuldoon,
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Hi @ptmuldoon , is this what you are looking for? I'll attach the images of the Source, Output and M code. Thanks. Let me if I understood your query correctly.
Here's the code:
let
Source = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="Table3"]}[Content],
#"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"Row Labels", type any}, {"Differentials", type number}}),
Indexing = Table.AddIndexColumn(#"Changed Type","Index",0,1),
Numbers = Table.TransformColumns(Indexing,{"Index", each {_ - 6.._}}),
Negative = Table.TransformColumns(Numbers,{"Index", each List.Select(_, each _ >= 0)}),
Records = Table.TransformColumns(Negative,{"Index", each List.Transform(_, each #"Changed Type"{_})}),
Average = Table.TransformColumns(Records, {"Index",each if Table.RowCount(Table.FromRecords(_)) = 7 then List.Average(Table.FromRecords(_)[Differentials]) else null}),
Cols = Table.RenameColumns(Average,{{"Index", "Rolling Average"}})
in
Cols
(I have hardcoded the Rolling Average value that is 7, but that can added as a new step for it).
In PowerQuery you would use List.Select and List.Average . In a measure you would use AVERAGEX and WINDOW.
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