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Hi all,
I have a "stupid" problem : I have to sum an average cost column.
Example :
I have actually
All values are averages but, for my need, the total row is wrong. I don't want 2 for 2020 and 3 for 2021 but 6 for 2020 and 9 for 2021.
That means :
It will be validated too without rows headers.
Thank you for your help
Solved! Go to Solution.
Iterate the average calculate at the desired granularity and add it all up.
SUMX (
VALUES ( Table1[ColABC] ),
CALCULATE ( AVERAGE ( Table1[Value] ) )
)
Or if you already have an averaging measure:
SUMX ( VALUES ( Table1[ColABC] ), [AvgMeasure] )
Iterate the average calculate at the desired granularity and add it all up.
SUMX (
VALUES ( Table1[ColABC] ),
CALCULATE ( AVERAGE ( Table1[Value] ) )
)
Or if you already have an averaging measure:
SUMX ( VALUES ( Table1[ColABC] ), [AvgMeasure] )
I tried that equation but my grand total is wrong.
average_soo = AVERAGE(CONTROL_TOWER_TIER1_TIER2_SUMMARY_FACT[STORE_OOS])
average_ssi = AVERAGE(CONTROL_TOWER_TIER1_TIER2_SUMMARY_FACT[STORE_IN_STOCK])
SumAvgSIS = SUMX(VALUES(MATERIAL_DIM[MATERIAL]),[average_ssi])
SumAvgSOO = SUMX(VALUES(MATERIAL_DIM[MATERIAL]),[average_soo])
Searched a lot for this answer, thanks for it!
Hi Alexis,
Thanks a lot. It works fine
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