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Hi guys i've seen a lot of posts about averageing the TOPN values, but in my case i want TOPN to show me in a Card the best performing [Specification] in terms of their average [total hours].
I've been playing with this but it returns a blank.
Thanks Amit. I'm fine with the average calculation. I just wanted to show on a card the specification that relates to the highest average. The workaround i've found waas to use a table instead and filter it with a RankX on the average.
@Anonymous , Try measures like
total Hours = sum('Batch Details'[Total Hours])
TOP 10/N =
CALCULATE(averageX(VALUES('Batch Details'[Specification]),[total Hours ]),TOPN(10,all('Batch Details'[Specification]),[total Hours],DESC))
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