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andika
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how to average directly from matrix

Hi,

 

I tried to get the average of Minute of works from certain period per employee which measured the sum of MOW divide by (number working days - number public holiday and employee leave. Now i want my matrix show the average directly from the column without calculated average from the tabel again.

 

here is my matrix

 

andika_0-1705047921522.png

 

I want the average total is shown the average of value from cell matrix. which is for example in 2023 jan i get the value = 526.1

 

i try the measurement below but it failed

 

Average MOW = if( ISINSCOPE(FactWorkDetails[PIC Full Name]),
    divide (SUM(FactWorkDetails[Minute of Works]) ,
    CALCULATE(
        COUNT('Date'[Dayinweek]),'Date'[Dayinweek]="weekdays")-
        CALCULATE(
            COUNTROWS(FILTER(Holiday,Holiday[PIC Full Name]=SELECTEDVALUE(FactWorkDetails[PIC Full Name])
            )
            )
            ,Holiday[Column]="weekdays")
            ),
    DIVIDE(DIVIDE (SUM(FactWorkDetails[Minute of Works]) , CALCULATE(COUNT('Date'[Dayinweek]),'Date'[Dayinweek]="weekdays")),DISTINCTCOUNT(FactWorkDetails[PIC Full Name])))
 
Really appreciate for the help. Thx
 
 
 
 
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Hi @lbendlin 

 

really appreciate your help with this issue, already got what i needed by combining your approach and my previous approach, the measure is like this :

 

Measure 4 = VAR a = SUMMARIZE(FactWorkDetails,FactWorkDetails[PIC Full Name],'Date'[Month])
var b = ADDCOLUMNS(a,"Working days",CALCULATE(
        COUNT('Date'[Dayinweek]),'Date'[Dayinweek]="weekdays")-
        CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT ( Holiday[Date] ),FILTER(Holiday,Holiday[Column]="weekdays"),FILTER(Holiday,Holiday[PIC Full Name]=FactWorkDetails[PIC Full Name])),
        "MOW",CALCULATE(SUM(FactWorkDetails[Minute of Works])))
return AVERAGEX(b,DIVIDE([MOW],[Working days],0))
 
and the table matrix is like this, exactly the same when i do the manual calculation via excel
 
andika_0-1705368923323.png

 

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andika
New Member

HI @lbendlin really appreciate with your answer. 

 

ur answer so close with i wanted to find, but it cant handle the scenario :

1. FactWorkDetails[Date Our] can be on holiday date and / or Weekend date

2. Date in holiday table is belong to PIC Full name

 

but i follow your approach by creating new table and adjust the Dax formula to suit my need and it works wonders, but when i try to convert it into measure the grand total wont show average. can you help whats wrong with my measure (measure 4)

 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rRSBiPEYN6kQI4kYkvQV3Tz34YssqQzl/view?usp=sharing

 

 

 

 

 

Hi @lbendlin 

 

really appreciate your help with this issue, already got what i needed by combining your approach and my previous approach, the measure is like this :

 

Measure 4 = VAR a = SUMMARIZE(FactWorkDetails,FactWorkDetails[PIC Full Name],'Date'[Month])
var b = ADDCOLUMNS(a,"Working days",CALCULATE(
        COUNT('Date'[Dayinweek]),'Date'[Dayinweek]="weekdays")-
        CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT ( Holiday[Date] ),FILTER(Holiday,Holiday[Column]="weekdays"),FILTER(Holiday,Holiday[PIC Full Name]=FactWorkDetails[PIC Full Name])),
        "MOW",CALCULATE(SUM(FactWorkDetails[Minute of Works])))
return AVERAGEX(b,DIVIDE([MOW],[Working days],0))
 
and the table matrix is like this, exactly the same when i do the manual calculation via excel
 
andika_0-1705368923323.png

 

lbendlin
Super User
Super User

You can simplify your approach by "thinking like the grand total"

 

lbendlin_0-1705263394419.png

 

 

 

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