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I think this will be an easy one for somebody! I have a table with two entries for every day. Each entry is a numeric value, one "label a", the other "label b" - see below.
Date | Label | Amount |
2/15/22 | label a | 1200 |
2/15/22 | label b | 500 |
2/16/22 | label a | 1330 |
2/16/22 | label b | 450 |
I am currently getting the quarterly averages for each label, but need the combined average. Any way I create this measure, I am getting the combined average of all rows.
I am getting: (1200+500+1330+400)/4
I want: ((1200+500)+(1330+400))/2
Easy way to accomplish this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try this.
Average = DIVIDE ( SUM ('Table'[Amount] ) , DISTINCTCOUNT ('Table'[Label] ) )
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