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Issue in creating data table using summarize
hello all,
I have data table created that shows only the latest date metric ID's, now that i need to calculate the average of derived value column by grouping level 1 risk column but i am unable to succeed in that. could you please help me with this.
Please see the dax below used to obtian the metric ID that are of latest date.
, ** is where is am trying to put summarize dax to group level 1 risk and get the derived value from the output of result table but the result is not showing up correct
Table 2 =
VAR MetricIdAndRecentDate =
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( archer_kri_latest_summary[metric_id], "RecentDate", MAX ( archer_kri_latest_summary[metric_date] ) )
VAR MaintainDataLineage =
-- Treats RecentDate virtual column as metric date which helps in filtering original data
TREATAS ( MetricIdAndRecentDate, archer_kri_latest_summary[metric_id], archer_kri_latest_summary[metric_date] )
VAR Result =
SELECTCOLUMNS (
CALCULATETABLE ( archer_kri_latest_summary, MaintainDataLineage ),
"metric_date", archer_kri_latest_summary[metric_date],
"metric_id", archer_kri_latest_summary[metric_id],
"derived value", archer_kri_latest_summary[derived_value],
"Level 1 Risk", archer_kri_latest_summary[Level I Risk],
"Segment Type", archer_kri_latest_summary[Segment Type],
"Status", archer_kri_latest_summary[status]
)
****trying to summarise by level 1 risk column and get average of derived value**
return Result
result from the above dax, now i need to calculate average of derived value from this result table by grouping level1risk column
| Level 1 Risk | Segment Type | metric_date | metric_id | derived value | Status |
| Technology | Global | 10/31/2020 0:00 | 1799427 | 96 | Active |
| Technology | Global | 10/31/2020 0:00 | 1799426 | 98 | Active |
| Change Management | Global | 9/30/2019 0:00 | 1799470 | 66 | Inactive |
| Change Management | Canadian | 9/30/2019 0:00 | 1799474 | 50 | Inactive |
| Change Management | Global | 9/30/2019 0:00 | 1799471 | 100 | Active |
| Change Management | Canadian | 3/31/2019 0:00 | 1799475 | 100 | Active |
Thanks
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Hi Anonymous ,
Try adding two columns to the result table.
VAR Result = SELECTCOLUMNS ( CALCULATETABLE ( archer_kri_latest_summary, MaintainDataLineage ), "metric_date", archer_kri_latest_summary[metric_date], "metric_id", archer_kri_latest_summary[metric_id], "derived value", archer_kri_latest_summary[derived_value], "Level 1 Risk", archer_kri_latest_summary[Level I Risk], "Segment Type", archer_kri_latest_summary[Segment Type], "Status", archer_kri_latest_summary[status], "sum",CALCULATE(SUM(archer_kri_latest_summary[derived_value]),ALLEXCEPT(archer_kri_latest_summary,archer_kri_latest_summary[Level I Risk])), "average",CALCULATE(AVERAGE(archer_kri_latest_summary[derived_value]),ALLEXCEPT(archer_kri_latest_summary,archer_kri_latest_summary[Level I Risk])), )Best Regards,
Liang
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2 Replies
- DataInsightsSuper User
Anonymous,
Try this measure:
Average Derived Value = CALCULATE ( AVERAGE ( Metrics[derived value] ), ALLEXCEPT ( Metrics, Metrics[Level 1 Risk] ) ) - V-lianl-msftCommunity Support
Hi Anonymous ,
Try adding two columns to the result table.
VAR Result = SELECTCOLUMNS ( CALCULATETABLE ( archer_kri_latest_summary, MaintainDataLineage ), "metric_date", archer_kri_latest_summary[metric_date], "metric_id", archer_kri_latest_summary[metric_id], "derived value", archer_kri_latest_summary[derived_value], "Level 1 Risk", archer_kri_latest_summary[Level I Risk], "Segment Type", archer_kri_latest_summary[Segment Type], "Status", archer_kri_latest_summary[status], "sum",CALCULATE(SUM(archer_kri_latest_summary[derived_value]),ALLEXCEPT(archer_kri_latest_summary,archer_kri_latest_summary[Level I Risk])), "average",CALCULATE(AVERAGE(archer_kri_latest_summary[derived_value]),ALLEXCEPT(archer_kri_latest_summary,archer_kri_latest_summary[Level I Risk])), )Best Regards,
Liang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.