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damonkimble not sure how you are doing it, you should also put item column on the rows.

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Hello damonkimble ,

To get the total of the average values, you would need to create a covering measure that sums the average.
For example,
Total Average Cost = SUMX(VALUES(Items[Item]),[Average measure])

Hope this helps.

Hi damonkimble ,

Could please provide some detailed screen shots about your tables and measures? I can't restore your scene.

It may be because you did not use the ALLEXCEPT function.  It removes all context filters in the table except filters that have been applied to the specified columns.

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