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I have columns: Date | Card Reads | City
I need to calculate the average card reads by city and compare it to a specific address. So basically when I slect an address within that city, I want the SUM(Card Reads) to populate against that city's average.
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Hey @bhmiller89 ,
create a measure for the average card reads:
Average Card Reads =
CALCULATE(
AVERAGE( myTable[Card Reads] ),
ALLEXCEPT(
myTable,
myTable[City]
)
)
And then do your calculation with the sum. As far as I understood you just want to divide it:
Card Reads to Average =
DIVIDE(
SUM( myTable[Card Reads] ),
[Average Card Reads]
)
Hey @bhmiller89 ,
create a measure for the average card reads:
Average Card Reads =
CALCULATE(
AVERAGE( myTable[Card Reads] ),
ALLEXCEPT(
myTable,
myTable[City]
)
)
And then do your calculation with the sum. As far as I understood you just want to divide it:
Card Reads to Average =
DIVIDE(
SUM( myTable[Card Reads] ),
[Average Card Reads]
)
Hey @bhmiller89 ,
did it work with the measures?
I'm curious if you could solve this issue 🙂
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