How to Calculate Moving Averages in Power BI - The Ultimate Guide

In this video, we will learn how to calculate moving averages in Power BI. We will also discuss the importance of validating the results and building checks around moving averages to ensure accuracy.
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[@YvesAustin]

Awesome trick! Thank you

[@bharathim7796]

Chandeep... you are really an inspiration for an upcoming trainer. you make things easier and simpler.

[@henrifanda4784]

what an amazing tutorial on moving averages with a validation caviar. thanks so much

[@ronnydegroeve213]

Wow, how crazy is this! Just when I needed this you make a video about it. You are not only good at power bi (explaining), you can also read minds. Thanks for all your super interesting videos. 🙏👊

[@brianxyz]

This is equivalent to pressing F9 in Excel. Amazing video!

[@pthapa55]

Amazing tricks as always! Keep going Dax. Thanks.

[@rakeshchaudhary1110]

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[@GoodlyChandeep]

I really wish our children have something better to do than Power BI 😄

[@chrism9037]

This is awesome as usual, thanks Chandeep

[@mabenba]

Amazing tutorial Chandeep! Your videos are amazing as always. Thanks for sharing your wisdom with us.

[@Sumanth1601]

Just Brilliant 😮👍👏 And also love the application of concatnetax function .. I think you can make a second video on this function 😊 Recently I saw someone use this to highlight top 3 and bottom 3 customers Name and sales updated against each month row in matrix table.

[@anaghasandesh8384]

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[@arbazahmad7177]

Excellent 🎉.. specially the last one. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@irynakhomenko9916]

brilliant! many thanks

[@mnedix]

Simply beautiful, I can't wait to replicate it.

[@shoaibrehman9988]

Absolutely awesome 👌 👏

[@garalatushar]

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[@jennrochinski4162]

@GoodlyChandeep this video is awesome and I was able to get my three month moving average. Do you have any recommendations for restarting the average every calendar year but not including the previous years spend? thsank you for your help!!!!

[@williamarthur4801]

Interesting method, I've noticed before you prefer to divide to get an average rather than iterate over a table of whatever, also Im never sure with an average in on a monthly gain, should it be total of Jan , feb / 2 or the average of Jan and feb / 2 , as said I would have just done Max date and Edate -3, so I shall download and work through.

[@vijaydhiman9154]

Awesome trick Chandeep :)

[@Nalaka-Wanniarachchi]

Outstanding !!!

[@jafarhussain6606]

What an amazing guy he is.

[@kurtdevotto]

Hello, what other alternative can you I use for the Datesinperiod?

[@teigenxayden]

the check measure is excellent with the dynamic parameter participate in.

[@mogarrett3045]

very impressive Sir

[@thereald_d4dialogue]

Hi @Goodly Chandep, thanks for the video. I am trying to wrap my head around the Moving Avg Check. 7:52 What happens if the datesinperiod is the referenced table in the summarize function? Rather than having the datesinperiod as a filter table. While I'll check the result myself, your view as a specialist would be appreciated.

[@hermesjrd]

You Rock!... Thanks a Lot

[@arnazro1679]

Awesome awesome ... this so great..

[@pk5134]

This is amazing! How would you modify this code so that the calculation of the averages start afresh after a certain number of months. Say we have a 12 month rolling average. Once we hit the new year, it should start again without considering any of the previous year's values?

[@HemanthKumar-lb4xt]

Pretty awesome....as always

[@gauravshahinn]

Great video. easy to understand language and easy to understand the logic. we can create dynamic rolling moving average. I want to calculate moving average based on MTD. e.g. 03/03 it calculate moving average based on last 3 days i.e 28/02,01/03,02/03 and on 04/03 it calculate moving avg. of 01/03,02/03 and 03/03 and so on ?

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[@user-qs7ht6ut8j]

Thanks, very helpful. But what about totals? And what if I want to calculate averages for next 3 months and how to add YTD/YTG for totals?

[@NilayMukhopadhyay]

You are awesome 👌

[@gennarocimmino]

a big thanks

[@maxandrews5109]

Great video! Very clear to follow. I wonder if it is possible to calculate rolling Z-scores in Power BI as well

[@jafarhussain6606]

Waiting

[@imadnb3579]

You're a magician bro.

[@AshokSankarVarmaChekuri]

That’s cool bro !!! ✌

[@megabuilds3007]

Awesome

[@WhoCared891]

Super 👍👍👍

[@bernielindsey8387]

I noticed at ~10:00 the moving average check seems to have a glitch for year 2011. Jul is listed instead of May (starting three lines in a row),which appears to happen again for the following year 2012 data. What would cause this to occur? I will download and check, but noticed this in the video. Once again you provided good content .

[@SandeepYadav-vm5hd]

You are master ❤😊

[@manasa5639]

This has come timely as a solution i was looking for in PBI and that too dynamic selection completely covered the bonus too. However, this is half of the overall reporting:analysis requirement iam exploring to built. I want to create more measures to derive few more Outcomes- with 6MVA , same as immediate Previous month, Same as same month previous year,3MVA based on Lag 3( eg.If October, then 3MA of May,Jun,July). Now once we have these outcomes based on the various measures, want a final conclusion which outcome is closer to that particular months sales and provide its name in the separate measure/column. Look forward with your creative solution as always 😊.

[@manasa5639]

What can be the solution way to address the dataset with huge sales and have different products and locations in the table. How will it be addressed?

[@sajidmuhammed1484]

Yes, more DAX please!

[@esthercraft]

Amazing g , can we show 2 moving averages in the chart.?

[@FabioRBelotto]

Imagine a scenario where the total amount were for several products and I would like to use data segmentation to see the moving average being calculate as I change the filter/segmentation. How could I do it?

[@sandipansarkar9211]

finished watching

[@megabuilds3007]

Hi, it worked fine till Concatenating Year | Month in check measure. Later when I'm changing it to TOTAL sales measure, it is giving only current month value and remaining only + are visible. Eg: 1st row 856, 2nd row "+ 758 +", 3rd row " + + 457" like that. I removed Total Measure and gave Sum(Sale QUantity) in Concatenatex formula then it is giving same value (current month value) in all 3 places, like 856, 758+758, 457+457+457. What might be going wrong here?

[@mmunozidata]

Men that was amazing

[@MicrosoftAzureAI]

denominator could be simplified via this: VAR Mon = QUOTIENT(COUNTROWS(Period),28)

[@hussainmeghani4809]

Sir...pls help Sir, while click on content... Detail displayed but file name column remove.... How to fix the problem... I am extract csv format file through power query

[@alanruiz4720]

I want to get the average, standard deviation, etc, but for only the last 30 data points (not days), is it possible?

[@GoodlyChandeep]

Use the TOPN function to get the first N values from the table and then aggregate over it.

[@alefor71]

You can use Window function to obtain the same result

[@bulbulahmed3098]

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[@saikishore5631]

❤

[@sakibzamanmohammad8895]

If any of the month sales is zero can we skip that month.

[@jerrydellasala7643]

Zipping a single file is unnecessary - most Microsoft files are already compressed and typically take the same amount of disk space as the Zip file. All it does is make it more inconvenient to access the file itself. Even at legacy modem speeds it hardly makes any difference.

[@raju5555ful]

Is really good but in my case last month under tooltip detail 2nd month value coming zero like (123+ 00 + 545)/3

[@jrd3sh]

Hi.. excellent..need help with few queries..how can i contact you chandeep

[@toirshad]

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