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Creating A Simple graph using two columns of a Dataverse Table
Hi I have a very simple dataverse table consisting of a Date Time field "Created On" and a Numeric field called "Temperature". I want PowerBI to have the "Created on" on the X-Axis and the "Tem...
Yes, you're missing the fact that in visual you need to give Power BI context of aggregation. In your case even if you will put the AVG/SUM to the field - it will return the value of the field.
SUM(17,2) is 17,2
AVERAGE(17,2) is still 17,2
Doesn't matter if you will use SUM or AVG - it will return its value.
Yes, you're missing the fact that in visual you need to give Power BI context of aggregation. In your case even if you will put the AVG/SUM to the field - it will return the value of the field.
SUM(17,2) is 17,2
AVERAGE(17,2) is still 17,2
Doesn't matter if you will use SUM or AVG - it will return its value.
