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    DAX moving Average AVERAGEX v CALCULATE

    Hi,

    I''ve attached a workbook showing two calculations for a moving 7 day average; one has consecutive dates the other does not,


    the two methods I've used are

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    the first seems to give a correct answer in both cases, but when the dates are not I can't see how it's calculating, It seems to add an extra day to the
    divisor but I can't see the pattern, can someone see / explain the difference, there are two examples one consec, and one bit larger non consec.

    Richard
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    Last edited by Dicken; 02-01-2023 at 11:43 AM. Reason: This is working I made error when reviewing

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