Average total for month / For values greater than zero

[Power_It_Up]

Hi there,

Here is an example of my DAX requirement.  It's to average ValueA by ValueB, but only if there is a value for ValueB (see below example):-

Month.....ValueA.....ValueB......ExpectedResult

JAN..............100............22....................4.55.............

FEB..............150.............37....................4.05.............

MAR............197........................................0................

My aim is to calculate the current yearly running average and place into a scorecard, but don't want to include months that do not have a value for ValueB.

So for the above example, it would be (100+150) / 22+37) = 4.24 (excluding MAR and any future months.

Many thanks in advance. 🙂

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi, @Power_It_Up 

Based on your description, I have created many measures to achieve the effect you are looking for. Following picture shows the effect of the display.

Measures:

Measure A = SUM('Table'[ValueA])

Measure B = SUM('Table'[ValueB])

Average =

CALCULATE (

    DIVIDE ( 'Table'[Measure A], 'Table'[Measure B] ),

    FILTER ( 'Table', 'Table'[Measure B] > 0 )

)

If this does not work, could you please share some sample data without sensitive information and expected output.
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Best Regards,
Yang
Community Support Team

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If I misunderstand your needs or you still have problems on it, please feel free to let us know. Thanks a lot!

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[Power_It_Up]

@Anonymous 

Hi Yang.  Many thanks for your calc and demo.  This worked well! 🙂

[bhanu_gautam]

@Power_It_Up , Try using below mentioned method

RunningAverage =
CALCULATE(
AVERAGE(Table[ValueA]),
FILTER(
ALL(Table),
NOT(ISBLANK(Table[ValueB]))
)
)

Please accept as solution and give kudos if it helps

[Power_It_Up]

It's nearly there, but it's not just the average of ValueA.  It's dividing ValueA by ValueB as long as there is a ValueB in the month.  Thanks again.