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DAX | Advanced date functions exercise | Fill in three time intelligence functions in a report
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Software ==> | DAX (28 exercises) |
Version ==> | |
Topic ==> | Advanced date functions (1 exercise) |
Level ==> | Harder than average |
Subject ==> | Power BI training |
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Open the Power BI report in the above folder, and see how many of the gaps you can fill in, given the time you have available!

Create 3 measures using the table below - the screen shot below shows what these should show.
Here are the measures you need to create:
No. | Measure | Thoughts |
---|---|---|
1 | % of previous quarter | For each quarter, what percentage the total quantity sold constitutes of the same figure for the previous quarter. |
2 | YTD % of all previous year | For each time period, the cumulative year-to-date figure divided by total quantity sold for the whole of the previous year. |
3 | 3-month moving average | The average of the total quantity sold for the previous 3 months. |
Here's what Wise Owl think the answers should look like!

The start of the table, with the 3 measures filled in (referred to by abbreviated names to save space).
Save your file as Desperate measures, then close it down.