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harshagraj
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Average loop type per project

HI all, I need average loop type for the below table. loop_type column is a dimension. Thanks in advance.
Need to display this in a card. I have a project slicer to filter.

ProjectToolNoloop_typeCount of loop_type
PRJ-1628-178Planned Loop2
PRJ-1728-179Finished Loop4
PRJ-1828-180Finished Loop6
PRJ-1928-181Planned Loop1
PRJ-2028-182Planned Loop1

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@harshagraj 

Loop count = countx(filter(Table, [project] =earlier([project]) && [loop type] = earlier([loop type])),[loop type])
Avg Loop =AverageX(filter(Table, [project] =earlier([project])),[Loop count])

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amitchandak
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@harshagraj , not very clear

averagex(values(dim[Project]),max(Table[Count of loop_type]))

or
averagex(summarize(dim[Project],"_1",max(Table[Count of loop_type])),[_1])

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Hi @amitchandak thanks for the reply. Actually i dont have [Count of loop_type] column i just changed that in value shelf from a table and dragged. 

@harshagraj , Not very clear, what you need?

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Sorry for the trouble. I have Project Number,Tool Number,Loop Type as columns.
In Loop Type column i have values as (Finished & Planned). Each tool number will have one loop type. So i need Averge loop type per project.
Eg.

PRJ-1921-18Finished Loop
PRJ-1921-19Planned Loop

So this has 1 Finished and 1 Planeed. So i need to display Average loop as 1.

@harshagraj , in case you need column. Both as new columns

 

Loop count = countx(filter(Table, [project] earlier([project]) && [loop type] = earlier([loop type])),[loop type])
Avg Loop =AverageX(filter(Table, [project] earlier([project])),[Loop count])

 

If a measure , refer - make is Avg or count

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/SUM-of-AVERAGE/td-p/197013

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Hi @amitchandak thanks for the solution. But it is need working please correct the highligted error
 countx(filter(Table, [project] earlier([project]) && [loop type] = earlier([loop type])),[loop type]).

@harshagraj 

Loop count = countx(filter(Table, [project] =earlier([project]) && [loop type] = earlier([loop type])),[loop type])
Avg Loop =AverageX(filter(Table, [project] =earlier([project])),[Loop count])

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