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apu1082
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DAX Measure

 

How can I show the difference from the average # of clinics and # of clinics in percentage by writing DAX measure as you see in the right table? 

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apu1082
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Hi @Anonymous 

Thank you very much for your quick reply. I divided # of clinics for each FSR(service area) by the average of all FSR Clinics, Finally subtracted 1 ### C3/avg(c$3:C$10)-1###.

 

Anonymous
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Hi @apu1082 ,

 

It is not exactly clear how you obtain the percentages in the second table we see in your post. You should consider giving that information, too. 

 

However, you might try to make a measure using the following DAX code, and see how it works out:

 

Delta Average Clinics = DIVIDE('Table'[#Clinics]) - 'Table'[#YourData], 'Table'[#YourData]) 

 

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