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Hello,
I have a report where business choose period, lets say they choose 08.2022
For this period, I've got lets say 1000 items active and all of them got some score (1-10). What I would like to do, is to get average score of active items per period
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@Pbiuserr yep just with proper column names: 'Table'[column] = value
You could also just put these filters in the visual level filters, but I like better the approach of creating a dedicated measure like our 1st option.
@Pbiuserr if you just write a simple AVERAGE('Table'[score]) you will get the right result when putting it on a chart / matrix breaking down by months and having a filter for true on the active index column.
You can also write somehing like:
CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Table'[score], 'Table'[status] = 'Active')
and then you don't need to use a visual filter context for this measure.
Hi,
For the chart I am aware of. Its for the card. My initial thinking was just to do AVERAGE (column), but I guess its more save if it meets criteria thats its active. To indicate active (CountOfActive, its not unfrotunately the status, but the flag must be 1 and item_prd = 0, so the measure would be :
CALCULATE (AVERAGE (Table[Score], ITEM_PRD = 0, ITEM_FLG = 1) ?
@Pbiuserr yep just with proper column names: 'Table'[column] = value
You could also just put these filters in the visual level filters, but I like better the approach of creating a dedicated measure like our 1st option.
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