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Calculate the average per category
- 6 years ago
Which calculations you have used.
In case you have used this, hope you created it is a measure, not Column
divide(sum(price),sum(qty))Please share the formula you created. It should be dynamic. Unless there is join missing. Or Interactions are off.
Which calculations you have used.
In case you have used this, hope you created it is a measure, not Column
divide(sum(price),sum(qty))
Please share the formula you created. It should be dynamic. Unless there is join missing. Or Interactions are off.
Thank you!
Using a measure instead of a column was the solution.
Like I said ... the answer was very simple.
I think i need to go back an review the differences between measures and columns.
Thanks again for the responses!
- amitchandak6 years ago
Super User
Columns are pre-calculated. You can see them in the table view. And the measure is calculated run time. means there will impact of data grouping.
For Multiple-use, We typically use column A*B and then SUM. This means we need a column. Sales Amount= QTY* Price and then Sum(Sales Amount)
For Divide, we need to do Sum(A)/Sum(B). Discount % = Sum(Discount)/Sum(Sales)*100. Means we need measure.
Refer the pbix on this article - https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/Winner-Topper-on-Map-How-to-Color-States-on-a-Map-with-Winners/ba-p/890814