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As you can see the mean of 0 is .43. However, I want the 0 's mean to be the sum of the five individual numbers
(so roughly 0.45+0.51+.24+.49+.46) Is there a way to do that?
Thanks
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Hi @GAPER - you can create a measure to sum the values as follows with selected value function grouping =0
Mean_Adjusted =
IF(SELECTEDVALUE(Grouping) = 0,
SUMX(VALUES([Metric]), [Mean_Measure]),
[Mean_Measure]
)
Hope this helps, if any please share sample data or pbix by removing sensitive data . will check it from our end.
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One more follow up - now the numbers look right for each inidividual row but not right for Total - Total is now the sum of the values (1.57+2.61+2.31+0.91+1.72) instead of the std / mean of all data points summed (. I am sorry that I can't upload the data. Sorry that I can't upload the data but the STDEV total should be close to 2.48 if i calculate on excel
Hi @GAPER - you can create a measure to sum the values as follows with selected value function grouping =0
Mean_Adjusted =
IF(SELECTEDVALUE(Grouping) = 0,
SUMX(VALUES([Metric]), [Mean_Measure]),
[Mean_Measure]
)
Hope this helps, if any please share sample data or pbix by removing sensitive data . will check it from our end.
Proud to be a Super User! | |
You Are amazing Raj
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