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So I have a table that basically looks like this:
I want to create a measure that give me average sales per transaction. Thing when I create a column dividing sales by transactions it give me average sales per employee but but the values for other categories (department, city etc) are wrong, even when I choose the summaraize by avaerage option in the pivot table.
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Hi @Mat87
Have you tried creating it as a calcuated measure rather than as a calcuated column?
How does this look?
Measure = DIVIDE( SUM(Table1[Total Sales]) , SUM(Table1[Total Transactions]) )
Hi @Mat87
Have you tried creating it as a calcuated measure rather than as a calcuated column?
How does this look?
Measure = DIVIDE( SUM(Table1[Total Sales]) , SUM(Table1[Total Transactions]) )
Yeah that worked great.
Thanks, Phil.
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