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Hi guys,
I would like to create a measure instead of calculated column.
The measure should calculate price for each item in stock. Just simple calculation: value of stock / number of items in stock for each row.
My table has following columns:
date, product_id, stock_pieces, stock_value
I dont know if simple division is correct from table perspective... it should give the same result as new calclulated column within the table.
thank you for your help.
Martin
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thank you for quick response. Will this solution take into account each row (date + product_id)?
Will this be the same as simple calculated column scock_value/stock_pieces? Not aggregated result.
I will give it a try
thx
thank you for quick response. Will this solution take into account each row (date + product_id)?
Will this be the same as simple calculated column scock_value/stock_pieces? Not aggregated result.
I will give it a try
thx
Try this :
Price Per Item =
DIVIDE(
SUM(Table1[stock_value]),
SUM(Table1[stock_pieces])
)
This measure sums the values in the "stock_value" column and divides it by the sum of the values in the "stock_pieces" column. This gives you the price per item in stock.
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