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Hi all,
I'm struggling to find the right way to do the following calculation:
I have a Sales table which contains ticket numbers. Each ticket has several lines for each item sold.
Items have categories.
I would like to find the aveage quantity sold for tickets that have sold at least one item with category A.
Ticket | Article category | Article | Quantity | Amount (€) |
111 | A | Article xxx | 1 | 100 € |
111 | B | Article xxx | 2 | 10 € |
111 | C | Article xxx | 1 | 20 € |
112 | B | Article xxx | 1 | 15 € |
112 | D | Article xxx | 1 | 12 € |
113 | B | Article xxx | 1 | 5 € |
113 | A | Article xxx | 1 | 150 € |
113 | C | Article xxx | 1 | 23 € |
113 | D | Article xxx | 2 | 24 € |
113 | F | Article xxx | 1 | 15 € |
114 | E | Article xxx | 3 | 19 € |
114 | B | Article xxx | 1 | 10 € |
114 | B | Article xxx | 2 | 9 € |
115 | A | Article xxx | 1 | 120 € |
115 | E | Article xxx | 1 | 2 € |
115 | F | Article xxx | 3 | 15 € |
In this example, it would be :
Average = (ticket 111 = 4) + (ticket 113 = 6) + (ticket 115 = 5) / 3 (tickets) = 15 / 3 = 5
May thanks in advance for your help.
Best
Jonathan
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Hello,
I'm sure this is not the best solution but will work.
Create a table only with tickets with "A" category:
table2 =
Hi @AntonioHR_
I don't if it's the best way but it's definitely a way!
It works just fine, thansk for your help.
Best
Hello,
I'm sure this is not the best solution but will work.
Create a table only with tickets with "A" category:
table2 =
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