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i have a measure that returns a number.
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This should work:
AverageApplicationsPerDay =
format(averagex(values('Task Requested Date'[Date]), 'DFP Applications'[Application Review Count]),"0.00")
how can i format the number to be only two decimal placements
This should work:
AverageApplicationsPerDay =
format(averagex(values('Task Requested Date'[Date]), 'DFP Applications'[Application Review Count]),"0.00")
You can do it by using below code:-
AverageApplicationsPerDay =
VAR result =
AVERAGEX (
VALUES ( 'Task Requested Date'[Date] ),
'DFP Applications'[Application Review Count]
)
RETURN
"Average Applications Per Day - " & ROUND ( result, 2 )
Best Regards,
Samarth
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Hi @NewbieJono ,
You can use this measure:
AverageApplicationsPerDay =
averagex(values('Task Requested Date'[Date]), 'DFP Applications'[Application Review Count])
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Hi @NewbieJono ,
You can try below code:-
AverageApplicationsPerDay =
VAR result =
AVERAGEX (
VALUES ( 'Task Requested Date'[Date] ),
'DFP Applications'[Application Review Count]
)
RETURN
"Average Applications Per Day - " & result
Thanks,
Samarth
Best Regards,
Samarth
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