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I am currently using the following formulas to create a the measure "Median Days in Ship Queue":
Median Days in Ship Queue = MEDIANX(DISTINCT(Shipping[Order_key]),[MEDIAN DAYS IN SHIP])
MEDIAN DAYS IN SHIP = MEDIAN(Shipping[Days_In_Ship_Queue])
However, when I put the measure into a card to display it in Power BI Desktop, it returns "(BLANK)".
I thought that the medianx and median function ignored blank values. I was just hoping to understand the issue. Please can someone shed some light on this for me?
Solved! Go to Solution.
What happens if you do this:
Median Days in Ship Queue = MEDIANX(DISTINCT(Shipping[Order_key]),Shipping[Days_In_Ship_Queue])
?
What happens if you do this:
Median Days in Ship Queue = MEDIANX(DISTINCT(Shipping[Order_key]),Shipping[Days_In_Ship_Queue])
?
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