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Hi. I need a monthly average of the following fornightly data. Note: Some months have two fortnights and some have three.
I will be filtering by month and year.
Happy to use M Query or DAX, whichever is easiest.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Thanks @Jihwan_Kim and @Anonymous
I also got to it with the CALCULATE function. I had
=CALCULATE(AVGERAGE(tblPayroll[Actual payroll FTEs per fnight]),
FILTER(tblPayroll,tblPayroll[Date] )
)
which seems to work.
I will also try to figure the logic suggested by @Anonymous
Thanks @Jihwan_Kim and @Anonymous
I also got to it with the CALCULATE function. I had
=CALCULATE(AVGERAGE(tblPayroll[Actual payroll FTEs per fnight]),
FILTER(tblPayroll,tblPayroll[Date] )
)
which seems to work.
I will also try to figure the logic suggested by @Anonymous
Hi,
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
I tried to create a sample pbix file like below.
It is for creating a table visualization.
In case calendar table does not exist, please try creating a additional columns in the same table like below, and then use Month Year CC column as an axis.
Hello @Mikeincairns ,
Add a new column month
Month = MONTH([Date])
Then the average of each month is
New measure = CALCULATE(AVERAGE([Actual Payroll FTEs per fnight]),ALLEXCEPT(table,[Month]))
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