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I have been trying every possible option for days now and I am just going around in circles. I have a Date table, a Time table, and a data table. My data table contains one ticket per row with a timestamp. I have broken out the time stamp into date, time, weekday and hour. I have a day of week slicer that is connected to my date table ('Date'[Day of Week]) and a date slicer that is connected to my date table ('Date[MMYY]).
These are the measures that I am using:
Total Tickets = Countrows('Mytable')
Avg Per Day = AVERAGEX(DISTINCT('MyTable'[Date Created]),Calculate(Countrows('MyTable')/[Count Days]))
Solved! Go to Solution.
I finally got this to work! Posting the solution here in case others have this issue. At least this appears to function as expected.
I changed the Count Days measure to be:
What is Hourly Total in your measure?
Is it count of hours or sum of hours?
Hi @Anonymous
Please try
Hourly Average =
AVERAGEX (
SUMMARIZE ( 'MyTable', 'MyTable'[Date Created], 'MyTable'[Hour] ),
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( 'MyTable' ) )
)
I finally got this to work! Posting the solution here in case others have this issue. At least this appears to function as expected.
I changed the Count Days measure to be:
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