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Anonymous
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min max and average

Hi

I am new to this and struggling with a measure.

I need to know the minimum sales value of each item number (and maximum); plus the average sales value by each item number.  Can someone please help? TIA

 

ItemTotal Sales
1033750
720850
1450080
1136300
1461750
832000
827300
931600
1459900
1457700
826000
1462750
928050
1035550
931050
1343700
930350
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Anonymous
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It's not that hard. And, what's important, to perform this analysis you don't need to write a single line of code 🙂

 

See the video I've just produced to show how this can be done (no sound):

 

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Anonymous
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HI @Anonymous,

 

The simple way is create a table visual with multiple total sales columns and switch its summary mode to show different result:

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Notice: you should setting the item to 'don't summarize' before these operations.

 

In addition, you can also use summarize function to summary the records:

Summary table = SUMMARIZE(Sheet4,[Item],"Min",MIN(Sheet4[Total Sales]),"Max",MAX(Sheet4[Total Sales]),"Average",AVERAGE(Sheet4[Total Sales])) 

3.PNG

 

 

 

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

Anonymous
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It's not that hard. And, what's important, to perform this analysis you don't need to write a single line of code 🙂

 

See the video I've just produced to show how this can be done (no sound):

 

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