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explination?

fabs(avg({<productdate={'>$(=date($(vmaxperiod)-$(vdaysfortrending)<=$(=date($(vmaxperiod)))'}sales/1000))

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Hi,

fabs(avg({<productdate={'>$(=date($(vmaxperiod)-$(vdaysfortrending)<=$(=date($(vmaxperiod)))'}sales/1000))

Here >$(=date($(vmaxperiod)-$(vdaysfortrending) it will give maxperod - no.of days for trending is greaterthan

and )<=$(=date($(vmaxperiod) less than of maxperiod of average of sales it should be in positive.

using fabs it vl convert negative value to positive

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miikkaqlick
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Partner - Creator II

Hi!

This returns absolute value for average of sales over certain period. Divided by 1000.

Br,

Miikka

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JonnyPoole
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Employee

For the date range in the user's selection,  return the average sales for the previous number of days where the number of previous days is equal to the variable:  vdaysfortrending.

The averages will be  divided by 1000 , and any negative number will be rendered as an absolute value (fabs())

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Hi,

fabs(avg({<productdate={'>$(=date($(vmaxperiod)-$(vdaysfortrending)<=$(=date($(vmaxperiod)))'}sales/1000))

Here >$(=date($(vmaxperiod)-$(vdaysfortrending) it will give maxperod - no.of days for trending is greaterthan

and )<=$(=date($(vmaxperiod) less than of maxperiod of average of sales it should be in positive.

using fabs it vl convert negative value to positive

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