on 08-30-2017 8:51 AM
Hi,
I have year-week dimension and actuals for each month.
Runningsum on week-to-week basis works fine
with: =RunningAverage([Query 365].[1 Incident count])
I would like to have a runningsum counted on 10 weeks period.
Webi 4.2 SP3
/Henrik
Look's fine! The data for week 1-9 is hidden by checking the weeknumber for week-10w, or actually hide week 1-9 by checking if week previous 10w is null. Thank you again!
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Hi,
Thank you, it works i guess. Have to double check. The ugly part is that it calculates a value at week 1-9 and of course dousens give correct answer. But it is a good start.
Thank you!
Br,
Henrik
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A little ugly, but try:
=([Query 365].[1 Incident count]+Previous([Query 365].[1 Incident count];1)+Previous([Query 365].[1 Incident count];2)+Previous([Query 365].[1 Incident count];3)+Previous([Query 365].[1 Incident count];4)+Previous([Query 365].[1 Incident count];5)+Previous([Query 365].[1 Incident count];6)+Previous([Query 365].[1 Incident count];7)+Previous([Query 365].[1 Incident count];8)+Previous([Query 365].[1 Incident count];9))/10
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