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Anonymous
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5 years ago

Adding Average Point on a cluster bar chart

I am creating a cluster bar chart utilizing a custom table to drive the clusters in the Axis and a measure using a switch to drive which measure is behind each cluster.  I am looking to add an averag...
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parry2k
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5 years ago

Anonymous  what DAX measure you are using for average? Provide sample pbix file with expected output might be an easier way to provide a solution for this. Share thru one drive/google drive.

 

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Anonymous
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5 years ago

Hi,

 

Due to size and sensitivity of the data, I can't share the PBIX.   

 

The Axis is controlled by a table

 

The legend is a text field from a header table that has a date converted to YYYYMM.

 

In Values is a Measure that is set to the value of another measure based on measure Graph1m.  Graph1m has following logic:  

Graph1M = max(GraphRates[GraphRate])
 
GraphDM = SWITCH(
TRUE()
,CONTAINSSTRING([Graph1M],"Un-Deliverable Rate"), [RateUndeliverable%]
,CONTAINSSTRING([Graph1M],"Deliverable Rate"), [RateDeliverable%]
,CONTAINSSTRING([Graph1M],"Invite Click Thru Rate"), [RateInviteClickThru%]
,CONTAINSSTRING([Graph1M],"Survey Click Thru Rate"), [RateSurveyClickThru%]
,CONTAINSSTRING([Graph1M],"Non-Response Rate"), [RateNonResponse%]
,CONTAINSSTRING([Graph1M],"Survey Response Rate"), [RateResponse%]
,CONTAINSSTRING([Graph1M],"Complete Rate"), [RateContactCompleteQ%]
,CONTAINSSTRING([Graph1M],"Partial Rate"), [RateContactPartialCompleteQ%]
 
 
So a cluster grouping is set to a measure value across YYYYMM.   What I am looking to do is set an average for each cluster potentially adding a trend line across each cluster.  The Analytics tab allows you to set min,max,media, average, percentile, constant but that is for the entire graph.