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Hi
I have 6 months' worth of data ranging from Jan to Jun 2019 (below is a sample of the dataset). I am trying to create average measure (daily/weekly/monthly excluding weekends) for the count of IDs. Ideally these averages should change if I select different time periods. But my average measures don't seem to work well. As I select a different time, say Jan and Feb, the daily average I got is not exactly daily average between Jan and Feb. What I got is the total daily averages of Jan and Feb
Eg: Daily average of IDs count
Jan 1000
Feb 2000
--> daily average I want should be (1000+2000)/2 = 1500. But what I got is 3000
Any guidance would be appreciated!
Thanks
@Anonymous ,
You can create a measure using dax below:
Avg = CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Table'[IDs]), ALLSELECTED('Table'[Date]))
Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao
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Thanks for getting back @v-yuta-msft !
I want to exclude weekends from my average calculation. Will that function work in that case ?
I should probably rephrase my problem to make it clearer @v-yuta-msft
My original dataset includes transactions settled during business days only (we call it settle dates)
Following instructions from other post, I create a calendar table and build daily/weekly/monthly average measures based on the count of work days in that calendar. These measure work well if they stand alone but will break if I put in a time slicer. Will very much appreciate any help
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