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tizzlelizzle
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Do iterators ignore blank values?

I have the following two measures in a report:

1. Average growth using DIVIDE and DISTINCTCOUNT

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2. Average growth 2 using AVERAGEX

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Average growth 2 is higher than Average growth as it is dividing the total growth by 4 instead of 5 - which makes me think that iterators (or at the very least, AVERAGEX), ignore blank values. Is this understanding correct?

 

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@tizzlelizzle,

 

AVERAGEX ignores blank values. See the link below for an example that illustrates this behavior.

 

https://dax.guide/averagex/ 





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@tizzlelizzle,

 

AVERAGEX ignores blank values. See the link below for an example that illustrates this behavior.

 

https://dax.guide/averagex/ 





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