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Hello everybody,
I dont know if this is possible but let me know what you think.
So I have a column chart where the X axis is column A of my table and Y axis is a measure using other tables values.
(the measure is to calculate an average of values for either F, M or the global average)
Measure =
VAR s = SELECTEDVALUE ( Table1[ColumnA] )
VAR currentDate =
MAX ( 'Datas'[Date] )
RETURN
IF (
s = "Global",
CALCULATE (
SUM(Table2[Value]),
Table2[Start_Date] <= currentDate,
OR(ISBLANK(Table2[End_Date]),
Table2[End_Date] > currentDate))/COUNT(Table3[Employee ID]),
CALCULATE (
SUM(Table2[Value]),
Table2[Start_Date] <= currentDate,
OR(ISBLANK(Table2[End_Date]),
Table2[End_Date] > currentDate),Table3[F/M] = s)
/COUNT(Table3[Employee ID])
)
So there are 3 values in the column A, and so my column chart has 3 columns.
Is it possible to have M/F ? I want a single value with the operation of (in this case) 1265/1812
Can we do this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Nevermind, I was complicating to much.
I just have to adjust my measure (which is calculating an average) so that both numerator and denominator have the same filter condition.
Then I add another measure which will divide one average per another, as my goal was to have the ratio between the 2 measures.
Maybe its a bit specific for me and it won't help anyone so I will mark my answer as the solution.
Thanks anyway.
@JRe5777 ,
I'm really confuesd on your requirement. Could you please share some sample data and elaborate more on your requirement?
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
Nevermind, I was complicating to much.
I just have to adjust my measure (which is calculating an average) so that both numerator and denominator have the same filter condition.
Then I add another measure which will divide one average per another, as my goal was to have the ratio between the 2 measures.
Maybe its a bit specific for me and it won't help anyone so I will mark my answer as the solution.
Thanks anyway.
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