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unsuperuser13
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Weighted Average Not Charting

I am trying to create a line graph with trends by individual markets, and a total weighted average of all markets selected via slicer. I have calculated a weighted average measure using this formula.
 
Weighted Avg = sumx('Table'[Value]*calculate(sum('Table'[Weighting])))/sum(Table'[Weighting])
 
The problem is it appears to be calculating a weighted average for each individual market and plotting it over the respective lines vs showing me a weighted average for all markets. (Of course the weighted average for one item = the item)
 
Am I doing something wrong/is there a workaround for this?
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The issue is actually somewhere else.  In a standard line chart you can either have a measure and an legend, or multiple measures. You cannot have both.

 

lbendlin_0-1729726623004.png

 

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You would need to use a custom visual, for example Deneb.

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unsuperuser13
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Here is the structure of my data:

 

Market Months ActiveAvailableSoldSuccess Rate
A 410440%
A 38338%
A 27229%
A 16117%
B 37343%
B 25240%
B 13133%
C 233100%
C 121.575%
D 12150%

 

Here's my process:

 

Success01234
Market A0%17%29%38%40%
Market B0%33%40%43% 
Market C0%75%100%  
Market D0%50%   
Weighted Avg0.0%34.7%46.9%40.3%40.0%
      
Units Available     
Market A067810
Market B03570
Market C02300
Market D02000
Total013151510
      
Percent Weighting     
Market A0%46%47%53%100%
Market B0%23%33%47%0%
Market C0%15%20%0%0%
Market D0%15%0%0%0%
      
% Weight*Success     
Market A0.0%7.8%13.5%20.3%40.0%
Market B0.0%7.6%13.3%20.1%0.0%
Market C0.0%11.5%20.0%0.0%0.0%
Market D0.0%7.7%0.0%0.0%0.0%
Weighted Avg0.0%34.7%46.9%40.3%40.0%

 

Here's my desired output:

unsuperuser13_0-1729723348470.png

 

I can get everything except the weighted average (on my graph). The weighted average calc I reference in my initial comment seems to calculate for each market individually, so when I graph, it is overlaying a weighted average for each market on top of the individual market lines. I want to be able to graph a total weighted average that adjusts based on slicers and filters.

The issue is actually somewhere else.  In a standard line chart you can either have a measure and an legend, or multiple measures. You cannot have both.

 

lbendlin_0-1729726623004.png

 

Does this mean PowerBI won't allow me to get both on same graph?

You would need to use a custom visual, for example Deneb.

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