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MrMogren
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2 years ago

Incorrect KPI Averages When Using Multiple Slicers

I am using Power BI and I face this issue: I have two slicers: one for performance (with values "good," "acceptable," "bad") and another for a date hierarchy. When I select the 3rd quarter from the d...
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2 years ago

Hi MrMogren 

 

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MrMogren
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2 years ago

 

I apologize for not being able to upload the raw data, as it is not in English and contains sensitive information. However, I hope the detailed explanation below helps clarify my issue.

Problem Explanation:

  1. Data Structure:

    • Columns: Date, Performance (values: "good," "acceptable," "bad"), KPI
    • Example Data:
      • July: 10 data points (some "good," some "acceptable," some "bad")
      • August: 10 data points (similar distribution)
      • September: 10 data points (similar distribution)

  2. Current Functionality:

    • When selecting the 3rd quarter in the date slicer, you see the average KPI for all three months in Q3, which works correctly.

  3. Issue:

    • When I filter by "good" performance and then select the 3rd quarter, the visual only shows KPIs that were "good" in each of the three months.
    • This results in an average that doesn't reflect the overall quarterly performance but rather the performance that meets both the "good" criteria and falls within the selected date range simultaneously.

  4. Expected Result:

    • I expect the average KPI for the 3rd quarter filtered by the "good" performance. This should consider all KPIs across the three months where the performance was "good."
    • Example: If in Q3, July had KPIs of 75, 80, and 70 marked as "good", the expected average would be (75 + 80 + 70) / 3 = 75.

  5. Current Result:

    • Only shows the average of KPIs that are marked "good" within each of the three months, not the overall average across the quarter.