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In Excel the average for this is 5.04, however, same age in Powerbi using the below DAX the average we are getting is 10 how do we fix the Dax, both tables do not have the same columns so the union does not work. I tried.
TTR2 = CALCULATE( AVERAGEX( 'support__cw_ops_manage_case_merge_temp', 'support__cw_ops_manage_case_merge_temp'[AGE] ) + AVERAGEX( 'SUPPORT__CW_OPS_VOLUME_FRESHDESK_FORTIFY_SPS', 'SUPPORT__CW_OPS_VOLUME_FRESHDESK_FORTIFY_SPS'[AGE_IN_DAY] ) )
Please help @amitchandak @Idrissshatila @Ritaf1983 @Fowmy @Ahmedx @lbendlin @Daniel29195
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Thank you for reviewing it. I was able to get the correct average with the below dax
How does the DAX shown relate to the data you have posted?
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The DAX refers to 2 tables and, it looks to me, that the CALCULATE is redundant and then 2 averages are getting added together.
So, if the average of each table's value is around 5, adding them together will give 10. That may explain why you get 10 but I'm still confused about the data and the dax shown.
Thank you for reviewing it. I was able to get the correct average with the below dax
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