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itchyeyeballs
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AVERAGEX Conditional Logic

Hi all,

 

I'm having trouble getting an averagex function to work correctly, my data has one row per person, I need a function that checks a flag column then choses which column to sum as appropriate.

 

At the moment it seems to be evaluating for more than one person at a time as I'm getting an error about multiple values. Code is below, can anyone sugest a solution?

 

=AVERAGEX (
        VALUES ( table[Person_ID] ),
        IF (
            values(table[flag]) = 1,
            sum( table[Col1] ),
            sum(table[Col2])
        )
    )

Than you

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Greg_Deckler
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MyAverageX = AVERAGEX(table,IF(table[flag]=1,table[Col1],table[Col2]))

As a measure.


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