It would be great if there was a way to create a weighted average. For example, if you have units and prices which vary, it would be great to have a quick and easy way to create a weighted average price when you slice the data. It would basically be a sumproduct of the units and prices divided by the sum of the products.
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- ebristowNew MemberHaving a weight column would be a great addition.
- aaron_gourlayNew MemberAlso could do with other ttpes of trend line such as Power Exponential etc
- w_murrayNew MemberWeighted average interest rate would be great for us. You would need to be able to specify what you were weighting by (eg face value or market value).
- pbiideas1New MemberYou can already do this with simple DAX statements. Similarly to the idea of SUMPRODUCT in Excel, you can use SUMX([col1]*[col-weights])/sum[col-weights]
- Michael_HoughtoNew Member
Weighted average should also be a selection in Power Query grouping the values in a table. Currently, sums, non-weighted average, etc.
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Needs Votes
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