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Hello, I try to count the average based on another average. My first measure is simple. It simply counts the average of the last 60 games for each player. Unfortunately it only works when you add two columns(player, Average_60) in the visualization
Average_60 =
VAR _score = AVERAGEX (TOPN (60,'public random_players','public random_players'[game_id]), 'public random_players'[game_score])
return _score
Any way to count the population average based on each player's final scores from Average_60?
Solved! Go to Solution.
I would do something like below. Basically,. that table you created in your model, you create in memory in the measure, and then itterate over that to get your average. I guessed at where your players table comes from so you will need to change the table and column names as needed.
var tab1=SELECTCOLUMNS('public random_players', "Players", 'public random_players'[players], "playerAverage", [Average 60])
var result = AverageX(tab1, "playerAverage")
return result
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Currently, the way I did it was to create a new table with Player and Average_60 columns. In my measure I simply refer to this table as the average of Average_60. However, I would like to do it all in one measure if possible.
I would do something like below. Basically,. that table you created in your model, you create in memory in the measure, and then itterate over that to get your average. I guessed at where your players table comes from so you will need to change the table and column names as needed.
var tab1=SELECTCOLUMNS('public random_players', "Players", 'public random_players'[players], "playerAverage", [Average 60])
var result = AverageX(tab1, "playerAverage")
return result
If this post was helpful, please kudos or accept the answer as a solution.
~ Anthony Genovese
Need more PBI help? PM me for affordable, dedicated training or consultant recomendations!
So to clarify, you want to take an average over the list of players and their average_60?
If this post was helpful, please kudos or accept the answer as a solution.
~ Anthony Genovese
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