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Hi all,
Here is a situation I am encountering. I would like to find the average value of 3 measures [A], [B], [C], at the same time, ignore if they are Blank().
May I know if there is any way I can handle it?
Great thanks
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@ngct1112 , Change the measure like
Average = Sumx(values(Test[ID]), divide([(A)]+ [(B)]+ [(C)], if(isblank([(A)]),0,1) +if(isblank([(B)]),0,1) +if(isblank([(C)]),0,1) ))
Hi @amitchandak , thanks for your reply. But is it possible I could get the sub-total of average as "1.33+3.5+4.5+5.5+9.5+9.67+11.33+13 = 58.33"?
As you may see here, the total average should be 58.33 rather than 50.67
Do you think is there any way the measure could be modified
I have uploaded a simplified example Example.pbix
@ngct1112 , Change the measure like
Average = Sumx(values(Test[ID]), divide([(A)]+ [(B)]+ [(C)], if(isblank([(A)]),0,1) +if(isblank([(B)]),0,1) +if(isblank([(C)]),0,1) ))
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