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I am unable to get a proper weighted average. I have revenue data... The way I am doing it:
RevExclu =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Revenue[Revenue] ),
FILTER ( 'Sectors', NOT 'Sectors'[Sec] IN { "xyz", BLANK () } )
)
(I have to exclude some revenue)
Then I get the total per UP:
TotalPerUP =
SUMX ( SUMMARIZE ( Revenue, 'Customer'[UP] ), [RevExclu] )
Then I get the max Sec per UP. (doesn’t matter which Sec, but the revenue sum value).
MaxSecPerUP =
MAXX ( SUMMARIZE ( Revenue, 'Customer'[UP], 'Sectors'[Sec] ), [RevExclu] )
Then I get the metric which Is total/max:
MetricUp =
DIVIDE ( [TotalPerUP], [MaxSecPerUP], BLANK () )
Then; I should go one level up and do the the weigthed average of this metric… Should be SUM( metric x size) / Total
The upper level is Lead (each Lead has many UPs)
I have the total:
TotalPerLead =
SUMX ( SUMMARIZE ( Revenue, 'Lead'[Lead] ), [RevExclu] )
Now I need to go each UP by UP and do (Metric x Size) (and then do a SUM of all that...)
That is, go UP by UP and do [TotalPerUP]*[MetricUp]
(I have only achieved it using ALLEXCEPT, but I would prefer not using it since it removes my filters…) How can I do it?
@ovonel ,Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
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