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mohan_g_das1986
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VERY URGENT-How to get last 13 weeks excluding last week

Hi - Currently i am currently calcualting WOS = (Latest week Shipment)/(13Week avgshipments) my week is between Monday to Sunday,, if i refresh the file on Wednesday the latest week shipment will be incomplete. so i have choose the previous completed week to do the calcualtion.

 

Can someone help me??? VERY URGENT

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kcantor
Community Champion
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@mohan_g_das1986 

For a more complete answer, please provide sample data and/or screenshots of the data and your model.

Quick down and dirty method: create a calculated column in your date table for all weeks showing whether the week number is less than the current/incomplete week. This column will change every time the data is refreshed and use it as a flag to exclude dates in or after the current week number.

Is Weeknum less =
Var Thisweek = WEEKNUM(TODAY(),2)
Return
IF([WeekNumber]<Thisweek, 1, 0)

Calculate([WOS], [Is Weeknum less] = 1)





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WoS_ST_new = DIVIDE([latest_week_Inventory],[13WeekAvgST_units])
latest_week_Inventory = CALCULATE([Total Inventory_Units],TOPN(1,Query1,Query1[Week]))
 
FY2019W01 to FY2019W37 (latest week),..
W37 is not complete week, now have to calculate the latest week inventory for W36? instead W7

How should i do it

@mohan_g_das1986 

Without sample data, this is still just guessing. Please provide sample data and/or screenshots if available. Try this. Keep your latest_week_Inventory measure, add my LatestWeekInventory measure, and create the NewWoS_ST_new measure. don't remove your existing measures, just add my two versions and see if the NewWoS_ST_new works for you.

 

Add these two:

LatestWeekInventory = CALCULATE([latest_week-Inventory], [Is Weeknum less0=1)

NEWWoS_ST_new = DIVIDE([LatestWeekInventory],[13WeekAvgST_units])

 
Your existing measure:
WoS_ST_new = DIVIDE([latest_week_Inventory],[13WeekAvgST_units])
latest_week_Inventory = CALCULATE([Total Inventory_Units],TOPN(1,Query1,Query1[Week]))
 
 




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MFelix
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Hi @mohan_g_das1986 ,

 

Can you share more information about your model and expected result?

 

Please see this post regarding How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly:

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-Get-Your-Question-Answered-Quickly/ba-p/38490 (courtesy of @Greg_Deckler).

 

Regards

MFelix


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This is my
WoS_ST_new = DIVIDE([latest_week_Inventory],[13WeekAvgST_units])
latest_week_Inventory = CALCULATE([Total Inventory_Units],TOPN(1,Query1,Query1[Week]))
 
FY2019W01 to FY2019W37 (latest week),..
W37 is not complete week, now have to calculate the latest week inventory for W36? instead W7

How should i do it

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