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Hi All,
I have a requirement to show the avergae of data for different protocols. Please find sample date below:
Issue: When one protocol is selected, then the values for same statuses should be aggregated, but they are getting showing as average as I have selected average for no. of days.
Expected output is 6+19=25 but it is showing as average 25/2=12.50.
The values should be aggregated for same protocols that has same statuses and values should show as average for different protocols.
Overall:
When all the protocols are selected, the result should be (4+6+19+1)/3=10 but it shows as 7.50
Could someone please sugest on how to achieve this using DAX.
Attaching sample pbix file here.
Thank you,
Poojitha
Solved! Go to Solution.
@POSPOS Try this:
Measure =
VAR __Protocols = COUNTROWS(DISTINCT('Table'[Protocol]))
VAR __Sum = SUM('Table'[No. of days])
VAR __Result = DIVIDE(__Sum, __Protocols)
RETURN
__Result
Hi,
Write these measures
D = SUM('Table (2)'[No. of days])Measure = AVERAGEX(VALUES('Table (2)'[Protocol]),[D])
Drag the second one to the visual.
Hope this helps.
Hi,
Write these measures
D = SUM('Table (2)'[No. of days])Measure = AVERAGEX(VALUES('Table (2)'[Protocol]),[D])
Drag the second one to the visual.
Hope this helps.
@POSPOS Try this:
Measure =
VAR __Protocols = COUNTROWS(DISTINCT('Table'[Protocol]))
VAR __Sum = SUM('Table'[No. of days])
VAR __Result = DIVIDE(__Sum, __Protocols)
RETURN
__Result
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