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Anonymous
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Calculated Columns based on Hierarchy

Hello together,

 

I would like to perform the following calculation in PowerBI using calculated columns:

We have an organizational structure that can have any number of levels. For each organization no matter what level we have given the following columns:

Organization IDParent IDSales
1 20
2150
3120
4220
5450
6470

 

Now I would like to calculate for each organization the average of the "sales" of its subsidiary units. Including its own value. I would have solved this normally via a table for each level but the number of levels is constantly changing and I don't want the dashboard to have to be adjusted each time. See the following chart as an example of the levels in the table above.

Merlin_25_0-1644237855517.png

So instead of creating many tables I would like to put the calculation in the following table where all the organizations are included.

Organization IDParent IDSalesSales Average
1 20(20+50+20)/3
2150(50+50)/2
312020/1
4220(20+70+60)/3
5460

60/1

647070/1

 

So far I have only one column in which I calculate the sum of all directly linked units but without their daughter units and without dividing by the number for the average.

Merlin_25_1-1644239760709.png

 

How would you approach this, has anyone had a similar problem?


Thanks a lot for your answers!

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Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Have difficult about the logic.

Why the average of Organization ID 2 is (50+50)/2?

Where the second "50" from?

 

Best Regards,

Jay

Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous,

 

thanks for looking at my issue.

 

The Average formula is: (Own Sales Value + Sum (Average of child units)) / (Count of Child units + 1)

So in the case of Organization 2 its is (50 (Own Value) + 50 (Value Organization 4)) / 2

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