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Good morning,
I'm currently Power BI beginer and I try to learn how to use it in the good way.
I try to calculate average of error percentage with filters.
This is my data tables :
'Table test FX9600' :
'Table test LRU1002':
And my results table :
I want to calculate the average of error percentage (column:"Moyenne % erreur") with specific "Session" and "Type de lecteur".
The data is on my two other tables.
I try to solved this problem with the "SWITCH" command, but I think there is a better (faster) way to do this.
This is my command which works :
Moyenne % Erreur = SWITCH('Param Session'[Type de lecteur],
"FX9600", SWITCH( [Session],
"Session 0", CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Table test FX9600'[Erreur %]),'Table test FX9600'[Session]="Session 0"),
"Session 1", CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Table test FX9600'[Erreur %]),'Table test FX9600'[Session]="Session 1"),
"Session 2",CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Table test FX9600'[Erreur %]),'Table test FX9600'[Session]="Session 2")
),
"LRU1002", SWITCH( [Session],
"Session 0", CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Table test LRU1002'[Erreur %]),'Table test LRU1002'[Session]="Session 0"),
"Session 1", CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Table test LRU1002'[Erreur %]),'Table test LRU1002'[Session]="Session 1"),
"Session 2",CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Table test LRU1002'[Erreur %]),'Table test LRU1002'[Session]="Session 2")
),
..........
)
Someone has any idea to simplify (and automate) this ?
Thanks in advance
Quentin
Hi, @Latermocdelo
For the nesting of 'switch' in this measure, I'm afraid it can't be simplified further in DAX.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
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