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Hello everybody,
I have problems with the processing of my data and ask for your help.
The database has two columns with the following properties:
-[Date]: Production date (data hierarchy)
-[Product]: Name of the product (Product_01, Product_02, ..)
Now I would like to calculate the average in a new column, for each producttype, rolling every four months. There are no production numbers (integer) available, each data series represents a production of Product_X.
Assuming there are five products and my data start on 01.03.2018 (DD/MM/YYYY), I would like to output for each producttype of the month January the average of the respective production figures from January-April.
For products produced in February from February-May and so on...
I have already found similar articles on rolling averages, but unfortunately I was not able to implement them successfully.
Could you perhaps help me?
Kind regards
Nilson
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@Nilson solution is attached, tweak it as per your need.
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@Nilson can you put sample pbix file with sample data, and share here and get you the solution.
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@Nilson solution is attached, tweak it as per your need.
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@parry2k Assuming I want to use the rolling averages for each product for later calculations, how do I best solve this?
More precisely, I would like to break down the total average to the partial averages per product.
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