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Hi,
I have table 1 listed below in my dataset. What I want to do is to sum all the net requirements by Destination and File Month, and then take the average of net requirements by file month for each destination. How would I do that in a measure? The 'material' column is irrelevant to the calculation. The intermediate calculation basically sums net requirements listed in table 1 by destination and file month. The desired result averages the intermediate calculation table by destination. Thank you!
Here's the sample data:
Destination | File Month | Material | Net Requirements |
Germany | Jan-21 | A | 45 |
Germany | Jan-21 | B | 98 |
Germany | Jan-21 | C | 65 |
Germany | Feb-21 | D | 78 |
Germany | Feb-21 | B | 84 |
Germany | Feb-21 | A | 53 |
USA | Jan-21 | A | 96 |
USA | Jan-21 | B | 52 |
USA | Jan-21 | C | 35 |
USA | Jan-21 | D | 5 |
USA | Jan-21 | E | 48 |
USA | Jan-21 | F | 32 |
USA | Jan-21 | G | 56 |
USA | Feb-21 | A | 35 |
USA | Feb-21 | C | 23 |
USA | Feb-21 | F | 98 |
UK | Jan-21 | D | 45 |
UK | Jan-21 | E | 25 |
UK | Jan-21 | F | 95 |
UK | Feb-21 | G | 78 |
UK | Feb-21 | A | 15 |
UK | Feb-21 | C | 25 |
UK | Feb-21 | F | 35 |
UK | Feb-21 | B | 95 |
UK | Feb-21 | D | 87 |
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@Anonymous
you can try this
Measure =
VAR tbl=SUMMARIZE('Table','Table'[Destination],'Table'[File Month],"net",sum('Table'[Net Requirements]))
return AVERAGEX(tbl,[net])
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@Anonymous
you can try this
Measure =
VAR tbl=SUMMARIZE('Table','Table'[Destination],'Table'[File Month],"net",sum('Table'[Net Requirements]))
return AVERAGEX(tbl,[net])
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Wow, that works perfectly, thank you!
you are welcome
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