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Nazish
Helper I
Helper I

How to calculate Average per type/category?

Hi PowerBi Community,

 

I want to calculate Average of RespTimeMins by Issue Type (monthly and yearly) and I have below data columns (Issue Type, RespTimeMins, month and year) in my table. 

please help me how I can get this Averge by Issue Type? Thankyou

 

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Intended Output:

Issue TypeAverage RespTimeMinsYearmonth
Connected Vehicle IT020211
IT Services560.3320211
Software363.7520211
Transit IT1018.4220211

 

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

Remove the measure and just put the response time field in the table then select average. (No measure needed for this)

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Syk
Super User
Super User

You should be able to create a measure to find the Average Resp Time and then add the year and month as fields to a table.

Average_response_time_minutes = AVERAGE(table[RespTimeMins])

Hello @Syk ,

This measure gives Total average but not Averge per Issue Type. please check below output 

Nazish_0-1661200315111.png

but I want Average per Issue type like below;

Issue TypeAverage RespTimeMins
Connected Vehicle IT0
IT Services560.33
Software363.75
Transit IT1018.42

Lets try to just set the field in the table visual.. If you go to the field in the table it should look something like this..

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Select the 'Average' for your response time field and you should get the average for whatever types or date ranges you have in your table 

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Have you used the same syntax for Average Measure? Because even I selected "Average" for response time field but still the same result. its showing 1070.77 for all of issue types.

Am I mistaking somewhere else?

Can you please check below screenshot

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Remove the measure and just put the response time field in the table then select average. (No measure needed for this)

Ok, Thankyou so much. It worked now.

Can you please also share how I can convert the Minutes to Days and Hours?

Thankyou.

Set your data type to duration and then you can select which type of duration you want to convert it to.

Syk_0-1661276189606.png

 

Thankyou so much, I have been looking for this solution from so many days but wasnt getting it. You have helped me alot.

Thankyou so much again. much apperciated.

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