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akhaliq7
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Group By using DAX with column in another table

I need to aggregate two columns and then do a group by from a column in another table using DAX

p.s. department is in another table

 

count(id), avg(delivery_duration), department

 

below is the tables and columns

sales[id], sales[delivery_duration], users[department]

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amitchandak
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@akhaliq7 , These two tables should have some relationship. otherwise , it  will show the same value for all departments

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amitchandak
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@akhaliq7 , These two tables should have some relationship. otherwise , it  will show the same value for all departments

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