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Hello, guys!
Need to make the solid measure of average value in each row.
How its now:
| Average by day | WeekDayName |
| 11240 | Monday |
| 11041 | Tuesday |
| 9830 | Wednesday |
| 10858 | Thusday |
| 11577 | Friday |
| 14540 | Saturday |
| 13735 | Sunday |
| 11832 |
How it should be:
| Average by day | WeekDayName |
| 11832 | Monday |
| 11832 | Tuesday |
| 11832 | Wednesday |
| 11832 | Thusday |
| 11832 | Friday |
| 11832 | Saturday |
| 11832 | Sunday |
| 11832 |
So, I just need exclude WeekdayName influence to calculation.
Thank you for your time.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
How about adding below expression into your [Average by Day] measure?
ALLSELECTED ( Table[WeekDayName] )
Best Regards,
Icey
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Is this problem solved?
Best Regards,
Icey
Hi, Icey. Sorry for last reply.
Yes, solver.
Via (..., allselected ())
@Anonymous
smth like
Measure =
CALCULATE(AVERAGEX(Table, [Measure]), ALL(Table))
it use all values in a table. But the time slicer should make an influence on it.
Hi @Anonymous ,
How about adding below expression into your [Average by Day] measure?
ALLSELECTED ( Table[WeekDayName] )
Best Regards,
Icey
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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