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Hello,
I have a column of data that is in decimal form and I need an average of it, I do not want it to sum so I have used the following measure.
Hi @b_koe ,
Try below measure
Default PF = AVERAGEX(
'DPS 20240816',
'DPS 20240816'[DefaultProductivity2]
)
Thanks for your reply @Anonymous . Ideally it should works. @b_koe Make sure to have proper relationships.
If you need solution, pls post detailed question with out any sentive data.
Unfortunately, still having the same issue. The outcome is identical to my posted measure above. Thanks
Hi @b_koe ,
I have changed the measure please check and try with the below
Default PF = CALCULATE(
AVERAGE('DPS 20240816'[DefaultProductivity2]),
ALL('DPS 20240816')
)
It has changed slightly but still the incorrect outcome.
Hi @b_koe ,
Try below measure
Default PF = AVERAGEX(
'DPS 20240816',
'DPS 20240816'[DefaultProductivity2]
)
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