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Hi,
I am using three different "average end of year projection cost" fields that average the incurred cost of the most recent 2, 4, and 8 weeks.
I am also using an "average end of year projection cost" field that averages the cost over the total weeks of the year.
Questions:
1) How can I use each of the four weekly cost averages to determine when the remaining cash will be gone?
2-week: 22.8 weeks of spending left
2) How can I show the week the cash is gone? "Cash is spent the week of Jul 11-15, 2022"
Example, year to date costs total $30,000
Year to date total costs: $10,000
Remaining cash: $20,000
2 week weekly cost average: $875-this equals to 22.8 weeks remaining: $20,000/$875 so cash is gone the week of Jul 11-15, 2022
4 week weekly cost average: $800-this equals to 25 weeks remaining: $20,000/$800 so cash is gone the week of Aug 1-5, 2022
8 week weekly cost average: $580-this equals to 34.5 weeks remaining: $20,000/$580 so cash is gone the week of Oct 10-14, 2022
Year to date weekly cost average: $550-this equals to 36 weeks remaining: $20,000/$550 so cash is gone the week of Oct 17-21, 22
Thank you.
Hi,
I was unable to get your solution to work. But, I am close to getting what I need. My question now is "How can I use a hidden field in a new measure?"
I was able to compute the number of weeks remaining. As an example, I know there are 7.33 weeks left as of this past Friday, 2/18/22. I need to show in a visual the date 4/8/22 because that is the 7th week from this past Friday, 2/18/22.
The issue is using the "as of Friday (most recent)" date. There is a field in the home table "TIME" called AS_OF_FRIDAY_DATE but it is hidden. I can use it in a visualization but cannot seem to use it in a new measure.
I beleive this formula will give me what I want. TIME'[AS_OF_FRIDAY_DATE]*([WEEKS REMAINING]*7)
How can I use this hidden field in a new measure?
@pwrbipv ,
Assume you are able to create week remaining
then you cam find week like
measure =
var _max=maxx('Date'[Rank]) + [week remaining]
return
Maxx(filter(all('Date') , 'Date'[Rank]) =_max) , 'Date'[Week Name])
For week rank refer
Power BI — Week on Week and WTD
https://medium.com/@amitchandak.1978/power-bi-wtd-questions-time-intelligence-4-5-98c30fab69d3
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/Week-Is-Not-So-Weak-WTD-Last-WTD-and-This-Week-vs-La...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnAesWxYgJ8
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