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How to build a measure with counts per unit?

I have a very large dataset which contains Companies, Users (related to these companies by email-domain) and a hit-count. I need to calculate a measure to have the number of hits in relation to the number of users per company.

Is the measure simply a Count(Hits)/Count(User)?? The numbers seem strange to me....

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amitchandak
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@wolfgangkb-work 

 

AverageX(Summarize(Table, Table[User], "_1",Count(Table[Hits]) ),[_1])

 

or

 

AverageX(Summarize(Table, Table[Company], Table[User], "_1",Count(Table[Hits]) ),[_1])

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amitchandak
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@wolfgangkb-work 

 

AverageX(Summarize(Table, Table[User], "_1",Count(Table[Hits]) ),[_1])

 

or

 

AverageX(Summarize(Table, Table[Company], Table[User], "_1",Count(Table[Hits]) ),[_1])

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Thank you, I will try to go from here on my own (because the colums are in different tables)

 

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