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Hi,
I need help on calculating simple average as grand total. Like example below, I want grand total to be (17%+50%+67%+30%) divided by 4 projects = 41%. I do not want ($7 divided by $21 = 33%). How do I put this as a measure?
P/S 'Return (%)' = 'Revenue ($)' divided by 'Expense ($)'
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@Anonymous Please use below measure
Simple Average =
VAR _ratio = DIVIDE(SUM(data1[Revenue]),SUM(data1[Expenses]))
VAR _table = SUMMARIZE(data1,data1[Department Description],data1[Project],"total",DIVIDE(SUM(data1[Revenue]),SUM(data1[Expenses])))
RETURN IF(HASONEVALUE(data1[Project]),_ratio,AVERAGEX(_table,[total]))
Hi @Anonymous
didnt you try to set Return Filed aggrageation as Average? will it be ok?
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Hi az38,
As Return% in itself is a measure, there is no such option to "Average" it when I right click.
Grace
@Anonymous Please try below measure
Measure = AVERAGEX('Table',DIVIDE('Table'[Revenue],'Table'[Expense],0))
Hello @Anonymous ,
I tried using your formula but it returns the below. I would like Simple Average % to appear as 7.355% [(7.71% +7.00%)/2]. Any idea?
@Anonymous Please refer the attached image I'm getting the correct average. can you please explain problem statement in more details. may be you can share some sample data along with expected result.
Hi @Anonymous ,
I have uploaded the pbix with the sample dataset for your reference below.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YLAB1YnvS9SJ0M7jGxqs91mTsUeCk8x-
The part that I need to figure out is on the measure for Simple Average %. The simple average % at project levels are correctly displayed in the visual table (they should be the same as return % at project level). However, the grand total for simple average % is incorrect. I would like to show it as sum of simple average % at project level when filters are applied in visual table; divided by count of projects when filters are applied in visual table. Example would be like snapshot below.
Grace
@Anonymous Please use below measure
Simple Average =
VAR _ratio = DIVIDE(SUM(data1[Revenue]),SUM(data1[Expenses]))
VAR _table = SUMMARIZE(data1,data1[Department Description],data1[Project],"total",DIVIDE(SUM(data1[Revenue]),SUM(data1[Expenses])))
RETURN IF(HASONEVALUE(data1[Project]),_ratio,AVERAGEX(_table,[total]))
Thank you @Anonymous ! This works exactly like how I wanted it! Appreciate it!
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