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select AVG (Salary) ,title from Employee
Group By title
having AVG(Salary)>25000
this query i would like to implement in DAX measure.
not on drag n drop with Average function
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Hi @Anonymous,
Please refer to below formula to create a calculated table:
Filter Table = FILTER ( SUMMARIZE ( Employee, Employee[Title], "Average salary", AVERAGE ( Employee[Salary] ) ), [Average salary] > 25000 )
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hey @Anonymous,
You can create a measure using the following format:
Average Salary = CALCULATE(AVERAGE([Column]), FILTER(ALL('Table'[Column]), [Column] > 25000)
Hope this helps,
Alan
this is not working,
it is bringing all the Title even though there is no match.
Hi @Anonymous,
Please refer to below formula to create a calculated table:
Filter Table = FILTER ( SUMMARIZE ( Employee, Employee[Title], "Average salary", AVERAGE ( Employee[Salary] ) ), [Average salary] > 25000 )
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
EVALUATE Filter Table = FILTER ( SUMMARIZE ( Employee, Employee[Title], "Average salary", AVERAGE ( Employee[Salary] ) ), [Average salary] > 25000 )ORDER BY "Average Salary"
Can i make use of ORDER BY for this in POWER BI its is not accepting syntax
Thanks Yulugu,
so can't we write a measure for this instead of calculated table.
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