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Rolling 2 week, 4 week average
- 1 year ago
Hi Diksha, from the data mentioned by you, I have created a dummy dataset and followed your outcome / output. Here's the file, the image of the output and the code in text for your reference. Is this what you are looking for? Do let me know. Thanks
File Link:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sNn__L9XwoRIZcKDXt6W10BtZdzNZpls/export?format=xlsx&ouid=104752674875039603034&rtpof=true&sd=true
Here's the code:
let
Source = #table(
{
"Month",
"Day",
"Client Sub per Recruiter",
"Sourcing Sub per Recruiter",
"Average Sourcing Subs",
"Average Client Subs",
"Interviews",
"Offers",
"Temp Starts",
"Contract Billable HC",
"AWGP Run Rate"
},
{
{"June", 8, 4.83, 6.31, 169, 130, 19.5, 6.5, 6.0, 104, 60411},
{"June", 15, 4.45, 6.01, 165, 122, 17.5, 9.25, 7.5, 102, 55596},
{"June", 22, 4.68, 6.26, 170, 128, 23.0, 10.38, 7.38, 95, 54320},
{"June", 29, 4.95, 6.40, 174, 132, 21.0, 8.75, 6.75, 97, 56750},
{"July", 6, 5.10, 6.55, 178, 134, 22.5, 9.00, 7.00, 99, 57980},
{"July", 13, 4.88, 6.20, 171, 129, 20.0, 7.80, 6.50, 98, 55100},
{"July", 20, 4.70, 6.00, 167, 126, 18.5, 6.90, 6.25, 96, 53850},
{"July", 27, 4.92, 6.18, 173, 131, 19.8, 8.20, 6.90, 100, 56120}
}
),
#"Removed Columns" = Table.RemoveColumns(Source, {"Month", "Day"}),
Unpivot = Table.Unpivot(
#"Removed Columns",
{
"Client Sub per Recruiter",
"Sourcing Sub per Recruiter",
"Average Sourcing Subs",
"Average Client Subs",
"Interviews",
"Offers",
"Temp Starts",
"Contract Billable HC",
"AWGP Run Rate"
},
"Attribute",
"Value"
),
Group = Table.Group(
Unpivot,
{"Attribute"},
{
{"2-Week Average", each Number.Round(List.Sum(List.FirstN(_[Value], 2)) / 2, 2), Int64.Type},
{"4-Week Average", each Number.Round(List.Sum(List.FirstN(_[Value], 4)) / 4, 2), Int64.Type},
{"6-Week Average", each Number.Round(List.Sum(List.FirstN(_[Value], 6)) / 6, 2), Int64.Type},
{"8-Week Average", each Number.Round(List.Sum(List.FirstN(_[Value], 8)) / 8, 2), Int64.Type}
}
)
in
Group
Hi Diksha
Just wanted to say a big thank you SundarRaj for the amazing solution you shared.
The rolling averages table now works exactly as diksha hoped clean, clear. The way sunder used List.FirstN in Power Query with the sample data was correct on point. If anything, a dynamic date filter would make it even better, but this already gets the job done beautifully.
If there is any issue after following super user provided steps, please feel reach to Microsoft Fabric Community Forum.
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Reagrds,
Akhil.