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Make a measure with filter
- 2 years ago
Then you need to create a 2nd measure. Keep your original measure for filtering per Subject.
Use this for the whole Average
Average All = VAR _AllMistakes = CALCULATE(SUM('Technical Research'[Number of Mistakes]), ALL ('Technical Research')) VAR _AllSubjects = CALCULATE(COUNT('Technical Research'[Subjects]), ALL ('Technical Research')) RETURN DIVIDE(_AllMistakes, _AllSubjects, 0)Change Count to Distinctcount if you are looking for unique number for teh subjects.
Add both measures to the Visual
Joe
Hi Noadekat
Your measure looks good, but have you tried adding a slicer with the subjects on the page? When you choose a subject, the measure will automatically filter to the Average of that Subject. Also in a Table visual, you can add the subjects and your measure and it will also filter to the Average.
Is that what you need? Maybe provide a clearer example?
Thanks
Joe
Hi!
Thankyou for your answer. The problem is that I want both averages in one visual, so the average of all subjects ánd the average of only one subject. In that way you can compare them to eachother. If I make a slicer, the slicer will effect both lines.
- Joe_Barry2 years ago
Solution Sage
Then you need to create a 2nd measure. Keep your original measure for filtering per Subject.
Use this for the whole Average
Average All = VAR _AllMistakes = CALCULATE(SUM('Technical Research'[Number of Mistakes]), ALL ('Technical Research')) VAR _AllSubjects = CALCULATE(COUNT('Technical Research'[Subjects]), ALL ('Technical Research')) RETURN DIVIDE(_AllMistakes, _AllSubjects, 0)Change Count to Distinctcount if you are looking for unique number for teh subjects.
Add both measures to the Visual
Joe