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Weekly group average
- 5 years ago
Hi sdgiss
To get an accurate answer, you'd need to show your data model, the tables relevant to these calculations and their relationships. If dRace is a dimension table, you have to do the distinctcount on the fact table where the info on the races is, since that will (supposedly) be filtered by the week number. Assuming [Total Dist] works correctly, try something like:
Measure =
DIVIDE( [Total Dist], DISTINCTCOUNT(FactTable[RacerID])
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Hi sdgiss
To get an accurate answer, you'd need to show your data model, the tables relevant to these calculations and their relationships. If dRace is a dimension table, you have to do the distinctcount on the fact table where the info on the races is, since that will (supposedly) be filtered by the week number. Assuming [Total Dist] works correctly, try something like:
Measure =
DIVIDE( [Total Dist], DISTINCTCOUNT(FactTable[RacerID])
Please mark the question solved when done and consider giving a thumbs up if posts are helpful.
Contact me privately for support with any larger-scale BI needs, tutoring, etc.
Cheers
- sdgiss5 years agoHelper I
Thank you AlB! Your answer makes complete sense and have should have seen this when posting my question. It is such a simple solution, yet my narrow view of how this should work was blocking my ability to think clearly. I've gotten so caught up in always using my dimension tables that I forget about how, in some instances, they don't apply.
Have a great week!