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Hello. Can you help me please. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong.
I have this measure.
#PAG =
CALCULATE(SUMX(
VALUES(Resultados_final[MATERIAL]),
AVERAGE((Resultados_final[TAMANO_FOTO])
)),Resultados_final[EDICION]="2")With this measure I get this table.
The subtotal gives 155.20 and you shouldn't add that up. The actual result should be 144.
That adds up to all the values in the table.
I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT I DO WRONG. PLEASE HELP ME.
Thank you. The calculation is already correct. 144
@Syndicate_Admin , I think the same value is because of filter without using filter function
try like
#PAG =
CALCULATE(SUMX(
VALUES(Resultados_final[MATERIAL]),
calculate(AVERAGE((Resultados_final[TAMANO_FOTO]))
)),filter(Resultados_final, Resultados_final[EDICION]="2") )
you can move the filter inside the sumx calculate if needed
#PAG =
CALCULATE(SUMX(
VALUES(Resultados_final[MATERIAL]),
calculate(AVERAGE((Resultados_final[TAMANO_FOTO]),filter(Resultados_final, Resultados_final[EDICION]="2") ))
))
@Syndicate_Admin , Use measure or add calculate in expression
#PAG =
CALCULATE(SUMX(
VALUES(Resultados_final[MATERIAL]),
calculate(AVERAGE(Resultados_final[TAMANO_FOTO])
)),Resultados_final[EDICION]="2")
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