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Anonymous
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How to write DAX statement using where condition

Here is the visual of power BI report shown below for summary table.

The Actual, budget values are summing up for Sales, Cost of Sales, Gross Profit in % of Sales. 

But I am looking for an average of values for Report Parameter "Gross Profit in % of Sales". 

How to write the DAX formula for a new measured Value (which summarizes Sales, Cost of Sales, and averages Gross profit in % of Sales) 

PS: The Report parameter is varchar type, Sales are in decimal type.

 

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Any help will be appreciated, thank you 

 

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Anonymous
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Looks like your column in Level 2 has 3 values, and you are using just 1 measure.

 

You cannot change the measure properties of 1 of the row values. (To show 2  rows as sum and one row as percentage)

 

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v-juanli-msft
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Hi @Anonymous

Assume your dataset is like this

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Then create a new measure to calculate an average of values for Report Parameter "Gross Profit in % of Sales".

Measure 2 = IF(MAX([cater])="Gross profit in % of sales",AVERAGEX(ALL(Sheet1),[Measure]),[Measure])

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Best Regards

Maggie

Anonymous
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Have you tried "Percentage of Grandtotal" ?

percental grandtotal.png

Anonymous
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@Anonymous, Yes when I try using show value as percentage of grand total, the other parameters (Sales, Cost of Sales) are changing as well. 

 

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Anonymous
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Looks like your column in Level 2 has 3 values, and you are using just 1 measure.

 

You cannot change the measure properties of 1 of the row values. (To show 2  rows as sum and one row as percentage)

 

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