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I currently have the following IF statement to calculate the avg of the previous day's data if greater than 0.4. However, now I need to add a high limit of 2. So really I want it to take the avg of all values between 0.4 and 2. However, I am getting an error messge that "Too many arguments were passed to the AVERAGEX function. The maximum argument count for the function is 2."
Here is my formula with just the lower limit.
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You cannot use if statement as the expression. To get the average between of all values between 0.4 and 2, try add the conditions in the filters:
CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Kw/ton'[Chiller7_KW_Ton_value (kW)]),FILTER('Kw/ton','Kw/ton'[Chiller7_KW_Ton_value (kW)]>0.4 && 'Kw/ton'[Chiller7_KW_Ton_value (kW)]< 2),FILTER('Kw/ton','Kw/ton'[Date]= EARLIER('Kw/ton'[Date])))
Paul Zheng
You cannot use if statement as the expression. To get the average between of all values between 0.4 and 2, try add the conditions in the filters:
CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Kw/ton'[Chiller7_KW_Ton_value (kW)]),FILTER('Kw/ton','Kw/ton'[Chiller7_KW_Ton_value (kW)]>0.4 && 'Kw/ton'[Chiller7_KW_Ton_value (kW)]< 2),FILTER('Kw/ton','Kw/ton'[Date]= EARLIER('Kw/ton'[Date])))
Paul Zheng