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AndresOHV
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Getting an average purchased price

Hello all! 

I'm having a problem with a measure. Total QTY is ok, I want it to show the total purchased regardless the filter context.

 

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The problem is that I try to get the average price this way:

 

AndresOHV_2-1666299482786.png

As you can see in the table, the measure it's not dividing by the total quantity (1028), instead it's doing it by the normal quantity.

 

Can anyone help me with this?

 

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eliasayy
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hello thank you for providing details, 
kidly change the first measure i provided to :

total qtty = CALCULATE(SUM(HelpBi[Purchase Qtty]),ALL(HelpBi),HelpBi[ID]=MAX(HelpBi[ID]))

i added some sample to show you how it work:

Screenshot 2022-10-21 031909.png

 please tell me if it works if it does please accept as solution to help other users

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eliasayy
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Impactful Individual

hello @AndresOHV ,
please try the below im not sure if i understood you correctly but pleaae try:
create 2 measures first one is:

Total QTY = CALCULATE(SUM(HelpBi[Purchase Qtty]),ALL(HelpBi))

the second one is

Average Price = SUMX(HelpBi,DIVIDE((HelpBi[Purchase Qtty]*HelpBi[Price]),[Total QTY],0))

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Hi @eliasayy !

I'm copying the table below with an extra column (productId).

The problem of using ALL is that it removes the product filter and I need the measure to calculate the average price for the selected product so using ALL is not working.

 

 

DateProduct IdPurchase qtyPriceTotal QTYAverage Price
30/12/2021 00:00149276179.71028180
31/12/2021 00:00149471177.571028178
31/12/2021 00:00149281177.571028178
4/1/2022 00:001490179.71028180
7/1/2022 00:00149557172.171028172
7/1/2022 00:00149-557172.171028172
12/1/2022 00:00149-557010280
12/1/2022 00:00149557010280
eliasayy
Impactful Individual
Impactful Individual

hello thank you for providing details, 
kidly change the first measure i provided to :

total qtty = CALCULATE(SUM(HelpBi[Purchase Qtty]),ALL(HelpBi),HelpBi[ID]=MAX(HelpBi[ID]))

i added some sample to show you how it work:

Screenshot 2022-10-21 031909.png

 please tell me if it works if it does please accept as solution to help other users

Thank you so much @eliasayy ! This was exactly what I was needing! 😀

Greg_Deckler
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@AndresOHV Perhaps try CALCULATE([Total Qty], ALL('Table')


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Hi Greg! Thank you for your answer.

That's not working, I think because I need to keep the filter of a specific product, using ALL removes that filter.

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