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-SAK-
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Semi Additive Measure mixed up results after slicer

Hello, 

I have a table showing a category in each row, and I created a semi additive measure of a specific calculation for each category. 

All categories are present in 4 different stores, so each store has the same categories.

The semi additive measure calculates perfectly when the store slicer is selected all, but once I choose one store only, the semi addidtive measure returns the average of all three categories in each row. 

The first image is before selecting a specific store, the second is after selecting a specific store.1288CBC4-9207-4C8A-B2E2-AEE247500CEB_4_5005_c.jpeg70A25864-7EF3-4D68-996C-400A6DA4FA17_4_5005_c.jpeg

Thank you

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selimovd
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Hello @-SAK- ,

 

maybe you want to share the measure, more information or the file with us?

That would make it easier to analyze what could be the reason...

 

Best regards

Denis

Thanky ou @selimovd for your reply. 
The thing is, I'm not being able to create a similar file like the original one I have, the one I'm creating doesn't make the same problem I have in the original, which means I might have some sort of incorrect data modelling.
I also can't share my original file 😕 

Here is the measure: 

Semiadditive % by product =
AVERAGEX ( DISTINCT ( 'DIM Product'[Product Name]), [Percentage] )

Percentage = Divide( Returns, Orders)

In the DIM Product Table, these are the columns: Product ID, Product Name, Store, Product Key
In the Sales Table, these are the columns: Product Key, Returns, Orders, Date

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