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8 years ago

Anonymous Sure:

 

 

And if it makes a difference, I unpivoted my original table to look like this:

 

 

So everything in the last 2 columns originally had their own column. I don't know if the unpivot throws this kind of formula off. So positive feedback would be everything that consists of a positive sounding value (strongly agree, agree, happy, very happy).

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8 years ago

I think this should work :

 

avg = CALCULATE(AVERAGEx(zero,Zero[Column1]/Zero[Column2]) ,ALLEXCEPT(Zero,Zero[Quarter],Zero[Year]))

 

Note : Zero is table name I have created

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    Anonymous
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    8 years ago

    Anonymous Still not quite:

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      Anonymous
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      8 years ago

      That's weird, It is working at my end: Can you please write 2 measure separately 

       

      Measure 1 : AVERAGEx(zero,Zero[Column1]/Zero[Column2]) 

      Measure 2:= CALCULATE(AVERAGEx(zero,Zero[Column1]/Zero[Column2]) ,ALLEXCEPT(Zero,Zero[Quarter],Zero[Year]))

       

      and paste your entire column list here...

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        8 years ago

        Anonymous

         

        Both measures are in the middle. Could this be happening because of the way my table is setup through the unpivot? If AVERAGEX function calculates everything on a row basis, I think that may be why it's returning 100% on each row... But I'm not sure.