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Hello all,
I am a beginner, but I have already created a few reports successfully.
Now I have the following problem:
We have a ticket system where I want to show how many tickets are created on average per day.
In the database there is a column "CreatedDate".
I have linked this to my self-made table "Calendar".
Now I have created a measure.
Ticket Count = COUNT(Ticketing[TicketNumber])
So I have the number of tickets
Then I tried the following:
Average Ticket per day = AVERAGEX(VALUES('Calendar'[Date]),Ticketing[Ticket Count])
Now I also get results displayed.
But not from the average of ALL days, only from the days where also a ticket was created.
Mostly no tickets are created on weekends, so these days are not counted.
What can I do so that ALL days are counted? Including the days where no ticket was created (All days I select by slider)
best regards
Andreas
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try
Average Ticket per day = AVERAGEX(VALUES('Calendar'[Date]),COALESCE([Ticket Count], 0))
Try
Average Ticket per day = AVERAGEX(VALUES('Calendar'[Date]),COALESCE([Ticket Count], 0))
thanks a lot. This works great
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