Visual Calculations in Power BI - Calculating Moving Averages

In this video, you'll learn how to create moving averages in Power BI to help visualize trends and patterns in your data. Moving averages can be a powerful tool for making informed decisions and improving business performance.
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00:00 Enabling Visual Calculations in Power BI
02:37 Exploring Visual Calculation Options
04:05 Limitations of Visual Calculations
06:35 Creating a DAX Measure
10:43 Conclusion

[@unnikrishnansanthosh]

was expecting your tutorial, thank you for sharing

[@khajvand]

Thanks for sharing, useful

[@irynavilner4533]

Thank you, Mitchell! That's great overview with very useful example! Love it!

[@asche3350]

Thank U.I have been learning great things about dax

[@yhoefm]

Hello, thanks for the video, fyi there is also a problem on total level (9 Mio EUR) with the visual calculations, that is a major concern.

[@ExcelWithChris]

Hi. Can you please please assist me. I have seen in a previous video on KZbin the following: 1. In power query you have your steps on the side. 2. At a specific point you get a result and want to put that data from that step into another query. 3. Then you just want to continue with the current query steps. 4. I know for example you can do a count of rows and then in the nest step you just reference the step before you counted the rows and get the data back and carry on - so what I want is instead of the count step, export the result of a step, get back and carry on. Would be great if you could assist. Regards Chris (South Africa)

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