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I have a Table that shows itemized Store expenses by date. I have added a Measured Column that shows a Three-Month Average Run rate. (I also have a necessary dim.date table to allow me date calculations.) The run rate works well at the most granular level--
However, I would like to be able to see the Three-Month Average Run rate at the store level without the [Account Numbers], so a Run Rate at a store level as a whole. So--
The problem I am running into is that the Monthly Run rate is off when there are more that one [Spend] value in a month. It appears to be averaging the total number of [Spend] values as opposed to Totaling the [Spend] in a month FIRST, then giving an average over the number of Months.
Is there a function that allows me to do see the MONTHLY Average Run rate while still retaining the ability to get to the granular level data if I need to investigate?
Thank you,
Ben
Hi @WIREDOG,
Please share sample data of original data table, instead of visual data. Also, please illustrate your desired result with examples.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
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