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Helper IV

3 years ago

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Calculate average based on same category

Hi Everyone,
Good day!
As per the below snapshot I want to create a new measure where the marked percentage numbers should get averaged beacuse it lies under the same category of column A but column B is divided into sub category so, I have to average those numbers but in the total section it should take one percentage (like 40.00% + 53.33% = 46.66% but in the total average calcualtion it should be considered once .

Margin formula = c-d/d

Thanks in advance,
Sumesh

Ashish_Mathur
3 years ago
Hi,

You may download my PBI file from here.

Hope this helps.

6 Replies

Greg_Deckler
Community Champion
3 years ago
SUMESHKUMAR22 Try:

Measure = VAR __a = SELECTCOLUMNS('Table'[a]) VAR __Result = AVERAGEX( SUMMARIZE(FILTER(ALL('Table'),[a] IN __a),[a],[b], "__T_margin%",[T_margin%]), [__T_margin%] ) RETURN __Result
- SUMESHKUMAR22
  Helper IV
  3 years ago
  Hi Greg_Deckler ,
  Thanks for prompt response!
  The final total avergae should come up 48.70% instead of 49.56% . As we will not consider the repetitve percentage values as per the Table[a] disitnct values.
  - SUMESHKUMAR22
    Helper IV
    3 years ago
    Hi Greg_Deckler , Anonymous
    
    Below is the total average (Result), I'm expecting in your above measure.
    The blank that is coming shouldn't come up and give the total result as 48.70% .
    
    Thanks in advance!
Anonymous
Not applicable
3 years ago
hello SUMESHKUMAR22 ,
please try:

margin average = CALCULATE(AVERAGE(powerbi[Margin]),ALLEXCEPT(powerbi,powerbi[a]))
- SUMESHKUMAR22
  Helper IV
  3 years ago
  Hi Anonymous ,
  This is coming up fine at category level. But in the total average instead of 49.56% it should come up 48.70%. That is dividng the average by distinct table[a] values.
  
  Thanks you!

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