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Hi, I'm new to "power bi" I'm working on a project with direct query
I need to get the AVERAGE, grouped by hours.
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Do you have a Arrival Time column in your table? If yes, please try with following measure.
AVERAGE = FORMAT ( CALCULATE ( AVERAGE ( Table1[Arrival Time] ), ALLEXCEPT ( Table1, Table1[TimeHour] ) ), "HH:MM: SS" )
Best Regards,
Herbert
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Best Regards,
Herbert
Hi, if your answer helped me with the above problem.
But I have another very similar problem in that I try to use the same formula but I can not make it work.
I'm working with "direct query" and I need to get the average "work time"
Something very similar to this. AVERAGE_WT = FORMAT (AVERAGE (View_AllRequests [Average Work Time]), "HH: MM: SS")
But I always get error.
Do you have a Arrival Time column in your table? If yes, please try with following measure.
AVERAGE = FORMAT ( CALCULATE ( AVERAGE ( Table1[Arrival Time] ), ALLEXCEPT ( Table1, Table1[TimeHour] ) ), "HH:MM: SS" )
Best Regards,
Herbert
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