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Hi everyone,
Hopefully an expert can help me solve this issue I'm having currently.
I have a chart which is visualized based on category and date using the following measure:
Which results in the following stacked bar chart and table visual:
(Chart visual uses Date, Category, and SKU Mix Percent Measure)
(Table visual uses Category, SKU Mix Percent)
The issue is that the table doesn't match the chart.
(29.8+46.1+37.7+39.8+37.2+93.1)/6 = 47.28%
The table is showing 45.7%
Here's the source table:
How do I write another measure to capture the average show on the chart?
It needs to be a measure becasue it needs to change dynamically once I add some filters.
@powerjey , That is a simple avg for that you need a measure like
Averagex(Values( 'SKU Mix[Category] ) , DIVIDE (
CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'SKU Mix'[Qty] )),
CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'SKU Mix'[Qty] ), ALLEXCEPT ( 'SKU Mix','SKU Mix'[Date] ) )
))
You can use line in line Stacked column bar visual
Thanks for the response!
So if I were to add one more top-level category that the SKU Mix (Category) is broken down into. How would I incoporate that? Currently if I add a "Product" filter, the percentages don't change dynamically to equal a total of 100% anymore.
Example (added a "Product" column which groups the Category" column into larger overall groups:
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