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I'm trying to calculate an average measure for the datediff column 'Engagement Time in the service (in days)'
The calculated table is:
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divide(
SUM('table'[Engagement Time in sessions]),
countrows(VALUES('Engagement Date'[client_key])
)
Since averagex ignore the blank values, can you try this.
Update:
I created a measure for total engagement days, instead of using the column for this. Calculates the same values.
I then used the dax measure to calculate an average:
divide(
SUM('table'[Engagement Time in sessions]),
countrows(VALUES('Engagement Date'[client_key])
)
Since averagex ignore the blank values, can you try this.
because I will have to write some dax code and check where the difference is coming.
can you share the pbix.
I have to look.
Why do need the file?
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