Rolling calaculation over multiple weeks

[andi2333]

Hello,

I hope to find some advice on how to solve the following problem:

(1) I have a database which records orders. Each order has a status which can move over time ("draft", "placed", "shipped", "delivered"). There is no date log on the status change, hence I cannot tell when an order moved from placed to shipped, etc.

However, every week, a snapshot from the database is taken into a csv file and stored on a sharepoint.

(2) I get a separate report which shows orders being stuck in our supply chain due to whatever reason. Those are usually a subset of the orders in (1) with status "placed".

--> I now would like to calculate the % of orders stuck vs open orders (status "placed") over the past weeks and show the numbers in a line chart. 

Is this achievable?

Thanks!!

[Greg_Deckler]

@andi2333 Better Rolling Average - Microsoft Fabric Community

Otherwise, Sorry, having trouble following, can you post sample data as text and expected output?
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