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Anonymous
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Average and sum

Maybe someone can help me how if I calculate below:

        jan    feb    mar    apr    may   Jun  July  Average
A     100   200    50     300    700    100          241.7
B      50    100    100    200                             112.5
C      10    50      30     100    60      100          58.3
D              10      20     30      20      10            18.0
                                                                Sum 430.5

 

Thank You

 

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Anonymous
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@Anonymous 

Column =
VAR n = CALCULATE(COUNTA(Test[Jan])+COUNTA(Test[Feb])+COUNTA(Test[Mar])+COUNTA(Test[Apl])+COUNTA(Test[May])+COUNTA(Test[Jun]),ALLEXCEPT(Test,Test[Category]))
Return DIVIDE(CALCULATE(SUMX(Test,Test[Jan]+Test[Feb]+Test[Mar]+Test[Apl]+Test[May]+Test[Jun]),ALLEXCEPT(Test,Test[Category])),n,0)
Second approach
It will be better if you can pivot the table and then calculate the average

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Anonymous
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@Anonymous 

Column =
VAR n = CALCULATE(COUNTA(Test[Jan])+COUNTA(Test[Feb])+COUNTA(Test[Mar])+COUNTA(Test[Apl])+COUNTA(Test[May])+COUNTA(Test[Jun]),ALLEXCEPT(Test,Test[Category]))
Return DIVIDE(CALCULATE(SUMX(Test,Test[Jan]+Test[Feb]+Test[Mar]+Test[Apl]+Test[May]+Test[Jun]),ALLEXCEPT(Test,Test[Category])),n,0)
Second approach
It will be better if you can pivot the table and then calculate the average

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