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Hi,
I have some information in CSV and wants to do calculations based on criteria (an average of output if ID's are the same)
In Excel à Column A contains "output" column B and C are ID's and in column D is the Excel calculation.
=AVERAGEIF(C:C;B2;A:A)
is the Excel formula in D2
In Power Bi I've tried EARLIER and VLOOKUPS but I don't get the desired result. I think it isn't very difficult, but I cannot find it 😞
Thnx,
Manfred
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Anonymous,
In your resource data, the ID1 and ID2 are same, so you can add any one to the filter. Please create a calculated column using the following formula and get expected result.
AVG = CALCULATE(AVERAGE(Table5[Output]),FILTER(Table5,Table5[ID1]=EARLIER(Table5[ID1])))
If you have any other issue, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Angelia
Hi @Anonymous,
In your resource data, the ID1 and ID2 are same, so you can add any one to the filter. Please create a calculated column using the following formula and get expected result.
AVG = CALCULATE(AVERAGE(Table5[Output]),FILTER(Table5,Table5[ID1]=EARLIER(Table5[ID1])))
If you have any other issue, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Angelia
Hi Angelia,
Thnx for helping me. This works great and now I know what went wrong.
For the explanation I've created an example in Excel named the column Output. When I import the Excel file it goes fine. Normally I'll do first a SUMX to calculate different columns and then I want to do the earlierformule. SUMX only works with a measure
Your answer works perfect with my question so we close this post and I'll create a new explanation
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