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Hi all
I'm quite new to PowerBi as well as this forum. I wondered if someone could help me with a problem i'm having with my dax formatting. I currently have a simple dax query calculating a divide of two fields in the same table. My slicer is from my "IIForder" table which has 14 choices in field [IIF], 13 of these are % so i have easily formatted these using the format from the ribbon. I now need to change just 1 of these options "ES-02" to average. I've tried the iscrossfiltered solution but i don't think i've written this correctly.
I've managed to resolve this.
Thanks again
Julie
Glad i could help,
if you have multiple scenarios you should look to use a Switch Function.
https://docs.microsoft.com/pt-pt/dax/switch-function-dax
Kind regards,
José
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Hi,
You can use a IF function to test your slicer value, dont know you actual data, but you can try something like this
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE('IIFolder'[choice]) = "ES-02",
--Your average formula bellow
AVERAGE((sum(DataPBI[Numerator])),
DIVIDE(sum(DataPBI[Numerator]),sum(DataPBI[Denominator]))
)
Kind regards,
José
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Thanks Jose
I'm getting an error message regarding the parameter not being the correct type. Both my numerator and denominator are whole number formats
Thanks
Julie
It's normal, i misspeled the second argument. remove the SUM and just do the average from the Numerator.
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE('IIFolder'[choice]) = "ES-02",
--Your average formula bellow
AVERAGE(DataPBI[Numerator]),
DIVIDE(sum(DataPBI[Numerator]),sum(DataPBI[Denominator]))
)
I guess this should do
Kind regards,
José
Please mark this answer as the solution if it resolves your issue.
Appreciate your kudos! 🙂
Hi José
This has fixed my avg but now i need to get the other choices as a % and add the "Avg" after the average sum. Sorry to be a pain, can this be done. Below is my attempt to do this that has failed.
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