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In the image below, i have some duplicate values, which is okay but I would like to split the total over the entire group. For instance, in the below image, for BC#1598-01, it has a value of $5,812,204 and there are 5 campaigns associated with it. I would like to split the $5,812,204 over the five campaigns. I tried it with this measure but its not working. Any help is appreciated.
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Hi @ysherriff ,
Please try following DAX, you will get the SUM in total:
Avg $ Global or Potential =
IF(
ISINSCOPE(Campaigns[Campaigns ID]),
Divide(
CALCULATE(
AVERAGE( Campaigns[Global or Potential]),
FILTER(
ALL( Campaigns),
Campaigns[BC #] = MAX(Campaigns[BC #]))) ,
CALCULATE(
Count( Campaigns[Campaigns ID]),
FILTER(
ALL( Campaigns),
Campaigns[BC #] = MAX(Campaigns[BC #]))) ),
SUM(Campaigns[Global or Potential])
)
Best regards,
Yadong Fang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Here is the formula:
Thanks Yadong Fang. Below is the formula that was provided that was correct.
@ysherriff , Try
Avg $ Global or Potential =
Divide(
CALCULATE(
AVERAGE( Campaigns[Global or Potential]),
FILTER(
ALL( Campaigns),
Campaigns[BC #] = MAX(Campaigns[BC #]))) ,
CALCULATE(
Count( Campaigns[Campaigns ID]),
FILTER(
ALL( Campaigns),
Campaigns[BC #] = MAX(Campaigns[BC #]))) )
or
Avg $ Global or Potential =
Divide(
CALCULATE(
AVERAGE( Campaigns[Global or Potential]),
FILTER(
ALLSelected( Campaigns),
Campaigns[BC #] = MAX(Campaigns[BC #]))) ,
CALCULATE(
Count( Campaigns[Campaigns ID]),
FILTER(
ALLSelected( Campaigns),
Campaigns[BC #] = MAX(Campaigns[BC #]))) )
Thanks Amit but how do i show the total. The total is showing the averages but I want it to show the sum. It should be $99M
Hi @ysherriff ,
Please try following DAX, you will get the SUM in total:
Avg $ Global or Potential =
IF(
ISINSCOPE(Campaigns[Campaigns ID]),
Divide(
CALCULATE(
AVERAGE( Campaigns[Global or Potential]),
FILTER(
ALL( Campaigns),
Campaigns[BC #] = MAX(Campaigns[BC #]))) ,
CALCULATE(
Count( Campaigns[Campaigns ID]),
FILTER(
ALL( Campaigns),
Campaigns[BC #] = MAX(Campaigns[BC #]))) ),
SUM(Campaigns[Global or Potential])
)
Best regards,
Yadong Fang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Here is the formula:
Thanks Yadong Fang. Below is the formula that was provided that was correct.
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