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I need a help to compare what's causing the difference of output between two identical formulas & how to fix it please.
Refer to this OldPBI, whcih is showing a moving average of "last 6 sprints" (Last column) of story points.
This DAX measure is not showing the result as expected.
I then copied that single table data to another PBI called NewPBI, and there it's working well.
Can someone please do a quick review of the measures & relationships & suggest me what's causing this difference & How do fix teh OldPBI to show correct moving averages?
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Hi @yogeshk77 ,
As checked the two pbix files you provided, and in the new file, you get the summary value for the field [Story_Points_10004] directly. In the old file you can also modify the measure [Last 6 Avg] as follows with the similar idea: first get the summary value of each directory, and then get the desired result based on the conditions.
Measure =
VAR _SUMMARIZE =
SUMMARIZE (
ALLSELECTED ( WeightedVel ),
WeightedVel[Learnosity_Team_10202],
WeightedVel[Reporting Sprint ID],
WeightedVel[Reporting Sprint Name],
"SUMOFSP", CALCULATE ( SUM ( WeightedVel[Story_Points_10004] ) )
)
VAR _ADDRANK =
ADDCOLUMNS (
_SUMMARIZE,
"RANK",
RANKX (
FILTER (
_SUMMARIZE,
[SUMOFSP] > 0
&& [Learnosity_Team_10202] = EARLIER ( [Learnosity_Team_10202] )
),
[Reporting Sprint ID],
,
DESC,
DENSE
)
)
VAR _ADDLAST6AVG =
ADDCOLUMNS (
_ADDRANK,
"LAST6AVG",
IF (
[RANK] <= 6,
AVERAGEX (
FILTER (
_ADDRANK,
[Learnosity_Team_10202] = EARLIER ( [Learnosity_Team_10202] )
&& [RANK] >= EARLIER ( [RANK] )
&& [RANK]
<= EARLIER ( [RANK] ) + 5
),
[SUMOFSP]
)
)
)
RETURN
SUMX (
FILTER (
_ADDLAST6AVG,
[Learnosity_Team_10202] = MAX ( WeightedVel[Learnosity_Team_10202] )
&& [Reporting Sprint ID] = MAX ( WeightedVel[Reporting Sprint ID] )
),
[LAST6AVG]
)
Best Regards
You are a genius.. Thank you so much !!!
Hi @yogeshk77 ,
As checked the two pbix files you provided, and in the new file, you get the summary value for the field [Story_Points_10004] directly. In the old file you can also modify the measure [Last 6 Avg] as follows with the similar idea: first get the summary value of each directory, and then get the desired result based on the conditions.
Measure =
VAR _SUMMARIZE =
SUMMARIZE (
ALLSELECTED ( WeightedVel ),
WeightedVel[Learnosity_Team_10202],
WeightedVel[Reporting Sprint ID],
WeightedVel[Reporting Sprint Name],
"SUMOFSP", CALCULATE ( SUM ( WeightedVel[Story_Points_10004] ) )
)
VAR _ADDRANK =
ADDCOLUMNS (
_SUMMARIZE,
"RANK",
RANKX (
FILTER (
_SUMMARIZE,
[SUMOFSP] > 0
&& [Learnosity_Team_10202] = EARLIER ( [Learnosity_Team_10202] )
),
[Reporting Sprint ID],
,
DESC,
DENSE
)
)
VAR _ADDLAST6AVG =
ADDCOLUMNS (
_ADDRANK,
"LAST6AVG",
IF (
[RANK] <= 6,
AVERAGEX (
FILTER (
_ADDRANK,
[Learnosity_Team_10202] = EARLIER ( [Learnosity_Team_10202] )
&& [RANK] >= EARLIER ( [RANK] )
&& [RANK]
<= EARLIER ( [RANK] ) + 5
),
[SUMOFSP]
)
)
)
RETURN
SUMX (
FILTER (
_ADDLAST6AVG,
[Learnosity_Team_10202] = MAX ( WeightedVel[Learnosity_Team_10202] )
&& [Reporting Sprint ID] = MAX ( WeightedVel[Reporting Sprint ID] )
),
[LAST6AVG]
)
Best Regards
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