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Hello,
I am calculating Sales Rate using the formula- Sum of Table1[Amt]/ Sum of Table2[Amt]
If either of the amt is zero, I have to show blank which is what I am doing using the current measure
Sales Rate=IFERROR([A]/[B], BLANK())
where A- Sum of Table 1[Amt]
B- Sum of Table 2[Amt]
when I am selecting multiple date range, I am not getting average value. How do I calculate average for a measure in this scenario?
Thanks in advance.
@Anonymous
According to your description, you want to calculate average baesd on the result of a calculated measure on row level. Right?
Since your calculation need to be evaluated on each row, you should put your calculated measure expression into AVERAGEX() function.
Sales Rate = AVERAGEX('Table',IFERROR([Measure 1]/[Measure 2],BLANK()))
Regards,
Thanks for replying. What is happening in this current context is, If I select 2016 and 2017 in my year slicer for the month of Jan, it is calculating Sum of (Table1)Amount for Jan 2016 + Sum of (Table1)Amount for Jan 2017/Sum of (Table2)Amount for Jan 2016+ Sum of (Table2) Amount for Jan 2017.
What I would like is Rate1= Sum of (Table1)Amount for Jan 2016/ Sum of (Table2)Amount for Jan 2016
Rate 2= Sum of (Table1)Amount for Jan 2017/ Sum of (Table2)Amount for Jan 2017
then Final Rate= (Rate 1+ Rate 2)/2
I tried using the solution that you provided, but I am confused what to use in "Table". I used Date table since it is given relationship with both Tables. Not getting desired result.
Thanks in advance.
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