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Hi, I have a pretty simple DAX for average closed files.
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@tamerj1 I have to apologize. I truly made a rookie mistake here. I never refreshed the data on the desktop version of the report. I can't even believe I did that, but I did. I refreshed it after my last reply and I now have data where it previously said "blank". Thank you for your time and offer to help.
@tamerj1 I appreciate the quick reply and yes, I should've put that code in the first thread. Here you go:
@kkirner
Agian you have [distinctRevenueCount] measure. What is the code of this measure?
Sorry about that...here is that measure:
@kkirner
Are you sure you have orders in this month with SPSRevenue[BillCode]="TP"?
Yes. We have revenue every day. Here's the count from today...it is actually revenue that generates the count. In other words, we don't count the file until there is revenue realized from it.
@tamerj1 I have to apologize. I truly made a rookie mistake here. I never refreshed the data on the desktop version of the report. I can't even believe I did that, but I did. I refreshed it after my last reply and I now have data where it previously said "blank". Thank you for your time and offer to help.
@kkirner
Maybe there is no data for "this month"? What is the code of the [Closed File Count] measure?