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HI,
I am not sure how to get the average of a measure.
Currently: Total = count (table1[ID])
And I have the following:
I would like to get the average of the all these months to show just one number say in a KPI report: 29K
Can someone please help?
Thanks in advance.
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@Anonymous
Try with:
Average = AVERAGEX(VALUES(Table1[Date].[Month]),[Total])
Regards
Victor
Hi @Anonymous,
Assuming that:
=AVERAGEX(SUMMARIZE(Calendar,Calendar[Month],"ABCD",COUNT(Table1[ID])),[ABCD])
@Anonymous
Hi, try with
Average = AVERAGEX(VALUES(Table1[Category]),[Total])
Regards
Victor
Lima - Peru
Thanks for your suggestion.
Do I have to do something with the [Category]?
My data fields are "date", ID"
So currently, the return result doesn't work out.
@Anonymous
Try with:
Average = AVERAGEX(VALUES(Table1[Date].[Month]),[Total])
Regards
Victor
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