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I have a measure (Change %) giving me the % decrease/increase by year from a series of values in the Production table.
I want to calculate the average decline but only when the Change % is positive.
I think I need to create a Yes/No flag in the Production table to toddle on/off for this to work but I'm open to options.
Thanks
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I understand you're trying to calculate the average decline but only for the years when the Change % is positive. You're right that one way to approach this is by creating a calculated column to flag the rows where the Change % is positive.
First, you'd create a calculated column in the Production table. Let's call it "PositiveChangeFlag". The formula for this column would be something like:
PositiveChangeFlag = IF([Change %] > 0, "Yes", "No")
This will give you a "Yes" for rows where the Change % is positive and "No" otherwise.
Now, to calculate the average decline for only those years with a positive Change %, you'd create a new measure. Let's call it "Avg Positive Change". The formula would be something like:
Avg Positive Change = CALCULATE(AVERAGE(Production[Change %]), Production[PositiveChangeFlag] = "Yes")
This measure will give you the average of the Change % but only for the rows where the PositiveChangeFlag is "Yes".
I understand you're trying to calculate the average decline but only for the years when the Change % is positive. You're right that one way to approach this is by creating a calculated column to flag the rows where the Change % is positive.
First, you'd create a calculated column in the Production table. Let's call it "PositiveChangeFlag". The formula for this column would be something like:
PositiveChangeFlag = IF([Change %] > 0, "Yes", "No")
This will give you a "Yes" for rows where the Change % is positive and "No" otherwise.
Now, to calculate the average decline for only those years with a positive Change %, you'd create a new measure. Let's call it "Avg Positive Change". The formula would be something like:
Avg Positive Change = CALCULATE(AVERAGE(Production[Change %]), Production[PositiveChangeFlag] = "Yes")
This measure will give you the average of the Change % but only for the rows where the PositiveChangeFlag is "Yes".
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