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It's Monday and the answer is probably as simple as 1 + 1 = 5 (ha ha) but I can't figure it out:
In my Date table, I have a column with the Week of the Month (according to how we break them down) for each day, I have the total number of months for which I have data for each of those weeks and sum count of all the tickets for each of those week blocks:
I need a formula that will give me the AVERAGE for each of those week blocks vs. the Sum of them. So, for example, instead of seeing 42,298 for W1, I'd want to see 7,049. These will ultimately be put on line axis of a cluster chart along with other data (the counts for each week block of the current month and previous month so we can compare how the last 2 months compare with the cumulative average for all months).
Note that depending on the day of the month, not every week-block will be based on the same number of months (see W4).
What totally obvious (probably) formula would I use to produce that?
If you are willing to go one step further, ultimately what I'll need are the weekly block average that will still respect any filters/slicers applied to it EXCEPT my selected date range filter. The other data that is in the clustered chart must still respect the date filters applied...just the line for this data should ignore that (so I can't use the Edit Interactions on it).
Solved! Go to Solution.
This goes to show how stupid you can be when you don't get enough sleep. How about the count / count of months???? DUH!
This goes to show how stupid you can be when you don't get enough sleep. How about the count / count of months???? DUH!
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