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denxx34
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Calculate Running AVG Cumulative over groups

Hello everyone, I hope you can help me... thanks in advance!!

 

The following scenario: We have objects. When these objects break, a service call is recorded. It's about calculating the average downtime.

There are the master data tables: service call & object.
A fact table FactSvcCall that provides the number of down days and the order.
And there is calendar table.

 

Sample Data:

 

Object

Obj_id  Obj_name
SO1002438 Abc Def
SO2076722 Ghi Jk

 

Service call

Svc_idSvc_name
SV0014407A
SV0018844B
SV0020838C
SV0024112sdf
SV0028077gds
SV0000572degf
SV0000762hwsa
SV0000741edgfr
SV0001435hds
SV0001870adsdf
SV0002316hbdfg
SV0002692dfrghh
SV0003552asdggha
SV0003827ghaadgf
SV0003852gdaag
SV070004171 ghaadfgf

 

FactSvcCall

Call_id Obj_idSvc_idDate_call     DaysBetweenFailure i_index
1SO1002438 SV001440716.12.20198401
2SO1002438SV001884427.07.20202242
3SO1002438SV002083823.11.20201193
4SO1002438SV002411211.05.20211694
5SO1002438SV002807724.11.20211975
6SO2076722SV000057213.02.20213451
7SO2076722SV000076222.03.202163
8SO2076722SV000074116.03.2021312
9SO2076722SV000143505.07.20211054
10SO2076722SV000187022.09.2021795
11SO2076722SV000231606.12.2021756
12SO2076722SV000269209.02.2022657
13SO2076722SV000355208.06.20221198
14SO2076722SV000382715.07.2022379
15SO2076722SV000385222.07.2022710
16SO2076722SV070004171  05.09.2022 4511

 

In addition to the average, I also need the MIN and MAX over the course of time... also cumulatively.

 

The aim is to achieve the following overview:

denxx34_1-1668089148750.png

The group is Svc_id and always calculate the sum of DaysBetweenFailure divided by the number starting from 1 date.

The data model:

denxx34_2-1668089276748.png

 

Is there a way to calculate measures (Avg, Min, Max) so that you can then also flexibly filter based on the data model, i.e. get values from dimension tables in the normal way?

 

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v-easonf-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi, @denxx34 

Please try formula like below:

cmulatively count =
CALCULATE (
    DISTINCTCOUNT ( FactSvcCall[i_index] ),
    FILTER (
        ALLSELECTED ( FactSvcCall ),
        FactSvcCall[Obj_id] = MAX ( Object[Obj_id] )
            && FactSvcCall[i_index] <= MAX ( FactSvcCall[i_index] )
    )
)
cumulatively sum =
CALCULATE (
    SUM ( FactSvcCall[DaysBetweenFailure] ),
    FILTER (
        ALLSELECTED ( FactSvcCall ),
        FactSvcCall[Obj_id] = MAX ( Object[Obj_id] )
            && FactSvcCall[i_index] <= MAX ( FactSvcCall[i_index] )
    )
)
Avg = [cumulatively sum]/[cmulatively count] 
Max =
CALCULATE (
    MAX ( FactSvcCall[DaysBetweenFailure] ),
    FILTER (
        ALLSELECTED ( FactSvcCall ),
        FactSvcCall[Obj_id] = MAX ( Object[Obj_id] )
            && FactSvcCall[i_index] <= MAX ( FactSvcCall[i_index] )
    )
)
Min =
CALCULATE (
    MIN ( FactSvcCall[DaysBetweenFailure] ),
    FILTER (
        ALLSELECTED ( FactSvcCall ),
        FactSvcCall[Obj_id] = MAX ( Object[Obj_id] )
            && FactSvcCall[i_index] <= MAX ( FactSvcCall[i_index] )
    )
)

veasonfmsft_0-1668160287952.png

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason

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v-easonf-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi, @denxx34 

Please try formula like below:

cmulatively count =
CALCULATE (
    DISTINCTCOUNT ( FactSvcCall[i_index] ),
    FILTER (
        ALLSELECTED ( FactSvcCall ),
        FactSvcCall[Obj_id] = MAX ( Object[Obj_id] )
            && FactSvcCall[i_index] <= MAX ( FactSvcCall[i_index] )
    )
)
cumulatively sum =
CALCULATE (
    SUM ( FactSvcCall[DaysBetweenFailure] ),
    FILTER (
        ALLSELECTED ( FactSvcCall ),
        FactSvcCall[Obj_id] = MAX ( Object[Obj_id] )
            && FactSvcCall[i_index] <= MAX ( FactSvcCall[i_index] )
    )
)
Avg = [cumulatively sum]/[cmulatively count] 
Max =
CALCULATE (
    MAX ( FactSvcCall[DaysBetweenFailure] ),
    FILTER (
        ALLSELECTED ( FactSvcCall ),
        FactSvcCall[Obj_id] = MAX ( Object[Obj_id] )
            && FactSvcCall[i_index] <= MAX ( FactSvcCall[i_index] )
    )
)
Min =
CALCULATE (
    MIN ( FactSvcCall[DaysBetweenFailure] ),
    FILTER (
        ALLSELECTED ( FactSvcCall ),
        FactSvcCall[Obj_id] = MAX ( Object[Obj_id] )
            && FactSvcCall[i_index] <= MAX ( FactSvcCall[i_index] )
    )
)

veasonfmsft_0-1668160287952.png

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason

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