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PriyankaA905
Frequent Visitor

Cumulative Daily Average Balance

Hi

In below table, How can we calculate No of Days and CDAB calculation in Power BI

For Eg as on 31-May-22
SUM_Balance_FY_MONTH = SUM of balance from 1 April 2022, i.e FY 2022-2023, 3687
No of days= NO of days from Finanicial year i.e from 1April 2022 to 31-May-22 ,61
CDAB = Sum_Balance_FY_Month/No of days

 

AS_ON_DATEBALANCESUM_BALANCE _FY_MONTHNo of DaysCDAB
1-Apr-223263261326
2-Apr-222405662283
3-Apr-2243410003333
4-Apr-2230913094327
5-Apr-2220015095302
6-Apr-2237818876315
30-Apr-2260024873082.9
31-May-22120036876160.4
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d_gosbell
Super User
Super User

You could do the CDAB calculation in a single expression like the following:

CDAB =
var _maxDate = max('Table'[AS_ON_DATE])
var _minDate = calculate(min('Table'[AS_ON_DATE]), all('Table'[AS_ON_DATE]))
var _days = DATEDIFF(_minDate, _maxDate, DAY) + 1
return divide( SUMX( FILTER(all('Table'[AS_ON_DATE],'Table'[BALANCE]), 'Table'[AS_ON_DATE] <= _maxDate), 'Table'[BALANCE]), _days)

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PriyankaA905
Frequent Visitor

Thanks!!It worked

d_gosbell
Super User
Super User

You could do the CDAB calculation in a single expression like the following:

CDAB =
var _maxDate = max('Table'[AS_ON_DATE])
var _minDate = calculate(min('Table'[AS_ON_DATE]), all('Table'[AS_ON_DATE]))
var _days = DATEDIFF(_minDate, _maxDate, DAY) + 1
return divide( SUMX( FILTER(all('Table'[AS_ON_DATE],'Table'[BALANCE]), 'Table'[AS_ON_DATE] <= _maxDate), 'Table'[BALANCE]), _days)

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