I am really new with powerbi. I would like to convert some formula from excel to powerbi. There is an execel formula like this
=AVERAGEIFS('FIE'!BB:BB,'FIE'!M:M,"<>",'FIE'!BF:BF,"V")
I want to use it in powerbi. Is anyone can help me please.
Thanks a lot
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I'm trying to create a forecast formula in excel using the if (like a sumif, for instance) but I'm not being able to find anything on Google that describes how it can be done.
My idea is not that complex, but excel does not support directly the calculation. I'm trying to do something similar to the following:
=sumif($A:$A;Z1;$B:$B)
But instead the sumif, I would like to apply any FORECAST formula, such as FORECAST.ETS, FORECAST.LINEAR, etc..
Someone imagines how to do so?
Thanks in advance!
I'm using following formula to extract the records from the database in excel.
{=IFERROR(INDEX(A$2:A$11,SMALL(IF($A$2:$A$11=$C$1,ROW($A$2:$A$11)-ROW($A$2)+1),ROWS(E$2:E2))),"")}
I got this formula idea from the following YouTube tutorial,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jcqN3swdW8
Now my question is I want to understand the part of the Formula.
here is that,
"IF($A$2:$A$11=$C$1"
How did the above part work with excel formula? I have tried to use this part individually to return the boolean value from the table but it gives the wrong result every time.
anyone can clear my concept?
this is turned out to be a very easy concept. Thank you to #TomJohnRiddle for his comment.
I have started learning Advance Excel from VBA. I used to apply VBA literally for every little data processing. Maybe that's why I have never interacted with Excel's Array Formulas. but it's all cleared now
here is the link as Tom has suggested.
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/guidelines-and-examples-of-array-formulas-7d94a64e-3ff3-4686-9372-ecfd5caa57c7
Thank you.
I'm trying to achieve something like in the picture attached. I could able to achieve rest but calculation of Highlighted part. Formula or VBA code is preferred. Here is the image for what I'm trying to achieve.-
I could able to solve it by sumifs method as told by Jeeped.Formula goes Like
=SUMIFS(Sheet1!Column3:Column3,Sheet1!Column1:Column1,Sheet2!Column2-row1value,,Sheet1!Column2:Column2,Sheet2!Column1-row2value)
Thanks Guys
I am encountering a problem using SUMIFS using dates as criteria. However, the formula I have made works in ranges but not in tables. Kindly help me out in it. Here is the query.
The formula is as follows:
=SUMIFS(Table2[Credit],Table2[Date],">="&'Summary Sheet'!$C$7,Table2[Date],"<"&'Summary Sheet'!$D$7,Table2[Account Head],[#[EXPENSE HEADS]])
where [Table2] is the table where data is located. [Summary Sheet] is the sheet where the result is required. [EXPENSE HEADS] is the table column in [Summary Sheet].
Kindly review and help me out.
Try specifically formatting all of your dates identically, preferably as integers, in your SUMIFS formula. Something like:
VALUE(TEXT(Table2[Date], "0"))
and
VALUE(TEXT('Summary Sheet'!$C$7, "0"))
Or post some sample data for a better opportunity to help you.
I need help with my Excel table.
I want to compare my Reifenstärke with Reifenstärke, and than compare it with the weather to get the specific round number for that Car.
I need to use a IF-function but i don't really know how,
I will add a picture of my problem
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7vstay1p15m15y1/AAAF5QHrj4Mf098tpd1I8gIda?dl=0
Use the following VLOOKUP formula under "Minuten pro Runde":
=IF($E26=2,VLOOKUP($F26,$D$17:$I$19,6,FALSE),IF($E26=1,VLOOKUP($F26,$D$17:$I$19,5,FALSE),""))
Then copy it down as far as you need.