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Hi, need help to calculate STDV.P in DAX of a calculate column "errore".
I can't make STDEV.P(Data[errore]) because PowerBi not see column "errore" as column data.
This is code about "errore"
Excuse me....I'm nOOb 🙂
I have the file, thank you.
What are we trying to work out the standard deviation of? The previsto and error measures are missing from the pbix
If u select the table and check previsto and errore in "data" on the right there appear.
I need Standard dev of all value present in the errore column.
Thanks for the picture. It looks like previsto, errore, pendenza, intercetta are all measures (so not calculated columns - it does matter) Maybe we are having some translation issues.
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If you post a small data sample (not a picture) and show the desired result (i know you want a std deviation but if you can be more detailed i.e. the explicit result then I can try and have a look.
Maybe you can post a link to the pbix (after removing sensitive data)
Yes, of course, excuse missunderstanding, my english is not very well... 😬 Yes are measures....
I need a simple standard deviation of column "errore". I make thsi work on excel, but need to translate on PowerBi, on Excel I put this formula: =DEV.ST.C(Tabella_SP_RUS[ERRORE])
It's a one number value, on Excel result is: 117,71 circa
here my file: https://we.tl/t-BDPVJRA5kV
This is a calculated column, yes? But the picture here looks like a table visual. What does it look like in data view?
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The variable - VAR tbl_fil - is unused.
What are previsto, SOT1 and SOT2?
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If you post a small data sample and show the desired result, that would help
SOT1 and SOT2 are data from excel file. previsto, errore, pendenza, intercetta are calculate value from SOT1 and SOT2
I Need calculate a standard dev of alla value from "errore"
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