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LayneCobain
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Average of a Measure per Category

Hey guys,

 

I have 3 simplified data tables as follows (the third is a calendar table):

 

"Umsätze Produkt"

LayneCobain_0-1662040102035.png

"Warengruppen"

LayneCobain_1-1662040125124.png

LayneCobain_5-1662040394785.png

 

First I wanted to calculate the deviation of the product prices (latest price last year compared with the max prices per month from this year).

This results in the table as follows with the help of you guys in another thread:

LayneCobain_6-1662040538487.png

 

The Deviation is calculated by following code:

 

Deviation = 
VAR CurrentPrice =
    CALCULATE (
        MAX ( 'Umsätze Produkt'[Preis] ),
        'Umsätze Produkt'[Jahr] = YEAR ( TODAY () )
    )
VAR LatestPrice =
    CALCULATE (
        LASTNONBLANKVALUE ( 'Umsätze Produkt'[Datum], SUM ( 'Umsätze Produkt'[Preis] ) ),
        PREVIOUSYEAR ( Kalender[Datum] )
    )
RETURN
    IF (
        DIVIDE ( CurrentPrice, LatestPrice ) - 1 = -1.00,
        BLANK (),
        DIVIDE ( CurrentPrice, LatestPrice ) - 1
    )

 

 

The final result I need is the average deviation per category broken down per month:

LayneCobain_7-1662040594773.png

As you can see, it's empty and I really don't know how to calculate the average of a measure...

 

Could you guys help me out?

 

Thx and greets

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@LayneCobain,

 

Thanks for the file. I rewrote the measure to include additional columns in the virtual table (in case they aren't in the visual):

 

Deviation Average =
VAR vTable =
    ADDCOLUMNS (
        SUMMARIZE (
            'Umsätze Produkt',
            Kalender[Year],
            Kalender[Month],
            'Umsätze Produkt'[Product],
            Warengruppen[Category]
        ),
        "@Amount", [Deviation]
    )
RETURN
    AVERAGEX ( vTable, [@Amount] )

 

DataInsights_0-1662155030459.png

Is this correct? If not, can you provide a screenshot of the expected result?





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DataInsights
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@LayneCobain,

 

You could try a measure like this:

 

Deviation Average =
VAR vTable =
    ADDCOLUMNS ( VALUES ( Warengruppen[Category] ), "@Amount", [Deviation] )
VAR vResult =
    AVERAGEX ( vTable, [@Amount] )
RETURN
    vResult




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Hi DataInsight and thank you for your reply,

 

I tried this measure and get this result:

LayneCobain_0-1662109783383.png

When I put in the upper table it shows the exact same values but it doesn't aggregate in the table below. Is there something wrong with my implementation?

 

Greets

@LayneCobain,

 

I would need to see your pbix. Can you share a sanitized version via one of the file services like OneDrive?





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@DataInsights 

 

I uploaded the file here.

 

I found several errors.

  • It only shows some values of the "Deviation Average" when the colums Year and Month are included in the table
  • The Average Deviations per month are too low. I think it includes the months without a price because it results in -100% (see the Measure "See Error"). I tried to exclude them in the Measure "Deviation" but apparently it doesn't work.
  • The matrix "Category-Month-Average Deviation" doesn't work completely...

How can we exclude the -100% and visualize the Average Deviations per months correctly?

 

Thank you for your help. Much appreciated.

@LayneCobain,

 

Thanks for the file. I rewrote the measure to include additional columns in the virtual table (in case they aren't in the visual):

 

Deviation Average =
VAR vTable =
    ADDCOLUMNS (
        SUMMARIZE (
            'Umsätze Produkt',
            Kalender[Year],
            Kalender[Month],
            'Umsätze Produkt'[Product],
            Warengruppen[Category]
        ),
        "@Amount", [Deviation]
    )
RETURN
    AVERAGEX ( vTable, [@Amount] )

 

DataInsights_0-1662155030459.png

Is this correct? If not, can you provide a screenshot of the expected result?





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@DataInsights 

 

Absolutely perfect!

 

Thank you!

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