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I need to find an average value. I have a measure that's working in all cases except one.
Every ria_id belongs to a Channel. I'd like to show the average tier_fee per channel.
Some tier_fee's may change throughout the year, as is the case with ria_id 1157, shown below. But note: there's no Date relationship to these tier_fees, nor should there be. The table on the left is just saying, "Show me any tier_fee ever applied to a ria_id."
I have a measure to calculate the average tier_fee per ria_id. (And, since every ria_id has a Channel, I'm able to get averages per Channel.) Here's the DAX measure:
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I tested and your formula returns the expected average, please check your data table:
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@Anonymous
I tested and your formula returns the expected average, please check your data table:
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If my answer was helpful, please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it
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Turns out it was weighted by date. User error 😥 Thanks
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