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I need an average of two columns from two different tables. I have created an average of a column name Score from Table CSAT and an average of a column name CSAT from Table MDA Sheet.
Average SAT CW = AVERAGE(CSAT[Score])
Average SAT CMS = AVERAGE('MDA Sheet'[CSAT])
I do not want to sum of average but the combined average of both columns or if we can get average by those two measures will work
@Jihwan_Kim @ChrisMendoza @amitchandak @AllisonKennedy @Greg_Deckler
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@saud968 , few ways, based on what you need
Average SAT CW = (AVERAGE(CSAT[Score]) + AVERAGE('MDA Sheet'[CSAT]))/2
or like
Averagex(Union(all(CSAT[Score]), all('MDA Sheet'[CSAT]) ), [Score])
@saud968 , few ways, based on what you need
Average SAT CW = (AVERAGE(CSAT[Score]) + AVERAGE('MDA Sheet'[CSAT]))/2
or like
Averagex(Union(all(CSAT[Score]), all('MDA Sheet'[CSAT]) ), [Score])
@amitchandak THank you for the quick response -
(AVERAGE(CSAT[Score]) + AVERAGE('MDA Sheet'[CSAT]))/2 this one worked out
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