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I have a table of ticket sales for different events, each row is a seat. If the seat is still available the "Price" column is empty. I have created a couple of measures that give me the number of ticket sales and the total renevue that will then repond to the filter context I am currently using. However I wish to create an average #sales and average revenue per event for the context.
My measures are:
Total Sales = COUNT(AllSeatsData[Price])
Total Revenue = SUM(AllSeatsData[Price])
Here is some samples of my table:
Hence if my filter context has only the two above events in it, I am looking for measure that gives me the average of SUM([Price]) and one that gives me the average of COUNT([Price]). E.g. if the data above were the only rows in the table for these events, the average of #sales should be 9 (event 39001 has 6 sales, event 45201 has 12, average of 6 & 12 is 9).
I'm sure this is quite easy but I can't get my head around the maniputation of the context.
TIA.
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First aggregate at the level you need for your business logic, then use AVERAGEX. If event is the granularity you want to average at, try this:
Event Avg Count =
VAR __Events =
SUMMARIZE (
AllSeatsData,
AllSeatsData[Event Instance ID],
"@Count", COUNTA ( AllSeatsData[Price] )
)
RETURN
AVERAGEX ( __Events, [@Count] )
First aggregate at the level you need for your business logic, then use AVERAGEX. If event is the granularity you want to average at, try this:
Event Avg Count =
VAR __Events =
SUMMARIZE (
AllSeatsData,
AllSeatsData[Event Instance ID],
"@Count", COUNTA ( AllSeatsData[Price] )
)
RETURN
AVERAGEX ( __Events, [@Count] )
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