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Hi
Wonder if anyone can help.
I have a set of results. Basically column A has a list of people, Column B has a list of test names and Column C has a list of scores.
I am trying to write a measure that will allow an average score to be shown across all selected test names.
The issue I am having at the moment is that the average stays the same even after applying a filter.
Average of Score total for Score =
CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Results'[Score]), ALLSELECTED('Results'[Test Name]))
It is showing an average across all test names and if I filter to a specific test name the average score stays the same whereas I would like it to show the average score for that test name.
I have a tried so many different options and just can't get this one right.
Full Name | Test Name | Score |
Lisa Taylor | Test 1 | 67 |
Mark Taylor | Test 2 | 87 |
Sam Hughes | Test 1 | 76 |
Sam Taylor | Test 2 | 81 |
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Regards
Lisa
Solved! Go to Solution.
try
Average of Score total for Score =
CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Results'[Score]); ALLEXCEPT('Results';'Results'[Test Name]))
ALLSELECTED removes filter from column
ALLEXCEPT removes filters from other column
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