Hi awesome community. I have a visual that displays a table with a “Week Ending Tuesday” column as a date and a DAX measure for “Total Accounts Receivable”. I need to create a new DAX measure that calculates the 12-week average of the “Total Accounts Receivable” measure. Consider the date filter of financial year that starts in July. End goal will be same as the table below. Thanks in advance
Hello @ankit, I appreciate your effort. However, the solution you provided only works for your scenario where you have an index on your date table. Unfortunately, I don’t have an index on my date table, and my “Week Ending of Tuesday” column has a format of dd-mmm. This makes it difficult for me to index the column while considering a financial year that starts in July.
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@ankit@EnterpriseDNA , please find attached sample pbix file. What I did was to create the dates table and connected it with your example. Thanks in advance.
Hi @ronald_balza - I have added Financial week number in Date table. You can use that as Index for reporting. Please check NewDate table. Let me know if further help is needed.